Alvin Saunders Johnson (1874-1971) was an economist and journalist born on December 18, 1874, in Homer, Nebraska. He had country_of_citizenship to the United States and was educated at Columbia University, where John Bates Clark served as his doctoral advisor. Throughout his career, Johnson held occupations as an economist and journalist. Johnson was the founder of The New School, and he passed away on June 7, 1971, in New York City.

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Doctoral advisor

John Bates Clark

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Founder of

The New School

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Economist

Journalist

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Columbia University

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United States

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Homer, Nebraska

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New York City

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