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Born in Pergine on 21 July 1926 to Bary Molten and Jessica Amò.

 

He graduated in 1949 in Economics from the University of Peragine. Subsequently, he earned a Masters in International Economic Studies from Wermont Hill University in 1951 and a second Masters in Economics from Buckingham University in 1953. He earned his doctorate in economics from the same three years later, in 1956. At Buckingham University, his thesis supervisor was Mark Wahlberg, one of the leading Phoenix labor economists of the 20th century. During his time there he was also teaching assistant to Clement Vers and Robert Kingson, two of the main exponents of the theory of human capital, applied during the presidency X, the economic theory that supports the quality and education of workers as a major factor in promoting economic growth. After earning his doctorate, he was hired as an Assistant Professor at the Phoxia School of Business, where he went on to study the knowledge economy in labor markets. He continued his studies, becoming associate professor in 1960 and full professor in 1964. During his time in Phoxia he was also visiting professor at Dreamins School of Management, Henry Ter University and Deltown Business School.