“The record of Peter’s students who went on to great things is remarkable, and a remarkable testimony to him as a great teacher. Peter was a very fine economist, and an economist who believed that economics was not a ‘dismal science’ but a discipline that, properly practiced, would and should make the world a better place. I remember Peter as someone who was wholeheartedly committed to our University, to making the experience of students better, and to giving many access to, and understanding of, the discipline of economics. He was a self-effacing, but much-loved, presence at events I hosted, always appreciative of the insights and kindness of others, gentle but authoritative in everything he said, and someone whose company many people relished. In the sadness of his loss we remember how much he gave, and how generously he did it."