| Abstract [eng] |
It is on February 4, 2007 that Prof. Dr. habil. Stanislo-vas Martisius celebrates his 70th birthday. The Professor has spent many successful years working in the academic and scientific fields at the Economics Institute at the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences and at the Faculty of Economics at Vilnius University, combining his position as a pedagogue, instigator of social activities and administrator to great acclaim. His scientific activities can be divided into several stages: the period between 1961 and 1976 saw his involvement in scientific research concerning the quantitative economic analysis of production, the development of statistical theory and methods and the application and promotion of these economic methods; while in the second stage, from 1977 to 1981, his scientific work concentrated on social prediction methods, problems in ecomometric prediction and the analysis of dynamic economic processes. Through his many published articles, books and studies Prof. S. Martisius has successfully carried on in the footsteps of A. Rimka, V. Jurgutis and other politicians in the fields of economics, economic statistics and policy, and continued and developed the search for methodical and methodological findings in the fields of economic analysis, statistical indexing and prediction. He was also one of the first to initiate wider research into analytical thinking among Lithuania's economists... |
