Paul Samuelson, 94 mostly-glorious years.
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Sad news. My first real exposure to formal economics was with Samuelson's textbook. We used his textbook when I took Advanced Economics in my senior year in high school. And the guy who taught it got his PhD from the Univ of Chicago, so I guess that says a lot when a freshwater economist uses a saltwater textbook.