Harold W. Kuhn

Harold W. Kuhn was an influential American mathematician and economist, best known for his work in game theory. He introduced the concept of the "Wage-Formation Model" and is famous for the Kuhn-Tucker conditions, which are fundamental in optimization problems. His work has applications in economics, decision-making, and strategic behavior. Kuhn's research helped shape modern economic theories and provided tools for analyzing competitive situations. He contributed significantly to understanding how individuals or groups make decisions when their outcomes depend on the actions of others. His ideas remain vital in both economics and mathematics today.