Economists And Nobel Laureates 1-20
20 entries in the Economists And Nobel Laureates compendium.
Economists And Nobel Laureates 1-20 — Era Chart
Abhijit BanerjeeIndian American economist and Nobel laureate in economic sciences.Alvin E. RothNobel laureate in economics for stable allocations and market design.Alvin HansenAmerican economist who brought Keynesian ideas to the United States.Amartya SenIndian economist and philosopher; Nobel laureate in welfare economics.Angus DeatonNobel laureate economist known for consumption, poverty, and health research.Arthur Cecil PigouEnglish economist who developed welfare economics and the concept of externality.Arthur F. BurnsEconomist and Fed chair who navigated 1970s inflation.Ben BernankeFederal Reserve chairman during the 2008 financial crisis.Bengt HolmströmFinnish economist and Nobel laureate in contract theory.Bertil OhlinSwedish economist and politician; co-creator of the Heckscher–Ohlin model.Christopher A. PissaridesCypriot economist; Nobel laureate for search frictions analysis.Christopher A. SimsNobel-winning econometrician who advanced causal analysis in macroeconomics.Clive GrangerBritish econometrician and Nobel laureate in economic sciences.Dale T. MortensenNobel-winning economist who pioneered search and matching theory.Dambisa MoyoZambian-born economist and author of four New York Times bestsellers.Douglass NorthAmerican economist who renewed economic history through institutional analysis.Edmund PhelpsAmerican economist and Nobel laureate known for the golden rule savings rate, natural rateEdward C. PrescottNobel-winning economist who shaped dynamic macroeconomics and policy analysis.Elinor OstromAmerican political scientist who studied governance of shared resources.Eric MaskinNobel laureate economist who co-founded mechanism design theory.
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