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ALFRED WILLIAM FLUX, who died recently in Denmark, aged seventy-five, was successively mathematician, economist and statistician. Successively, because after being classed as one of the Jubilee Senior Wranglers in 1887, he came under the influence of Alfred Marshall (who had succeeded to the chair of political economy at Cambridge in 1885), was one of the foundation members of the Economic Society (1890), and from 1893 until 1908 was a teacher of economics, first at Manchester and then at McGill University, Montreal.
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BOWLEY, A. Sir Alfred William Flux, C.B. Nature 150, 228 (1942). https://doi.org/10.1038/150228a0
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