Johannes Fallati

Johannes Baptista Fallati (15 March 1809 – 5 October 1855) was a German statistician and economist.

Life and career Fallati was born at Hamburg, where his father, originally of Rovigo (Venetia), was a merchant.

Works, economic and statistical Die Statistischen Vereine der Englander, Tübingen, 1840. Ueber die sogenannte materielle Tendenz der Gegenwart, Tübingen, 1842. Einleitung in die Wissenschaft der Statistik Tübingen, 1843. In the Deutsche Vierteljahrsschrift " Ueber die Haupterscheinungsformen der Sucht, schnell und muhelos reichtzuuwerden, im Gegensatze des Mittel-alters und der neueren Zeit", 1840. 3tes Heft. In the Zeitschrift f. Staatsw. : on Social Origins, i. (1844); on Association as a Moral Force, i. (1844) on English Working Men's Clubs and Institutes; on Free Trade in Land; and on German Blue Books, ii. (1845); on Agriculture and Technology at the Congresses of Italian Scientists, iii. iv. (1846–47); on Progress in Practical Statistics; and on 'knodes of Statistical Inquiry in England, France, and Belgium, iii.; on Dearth and Famine Policy in Belgium; Belgian Excise; Belgian Census; Statistics in Sicily, Denmark, and Schleswig-Holstein; and Socialism and Communism, iv.; on Statistics at the Lübeck Germanist (Philoteuton) Conference, v. (1848); on the Evolution of Law in Savage and Barbarous Tribes; a proposed Inland Navigation Law; and Administrative Statistics in Germany, vii, (1850); on Trade Combinations in France, viii. (1851); on Statistics of Area and Population in British India; and Administrative Statistics in Norway, ix. (1852); on the Statistical Congress at Brussels, ix. (1853).