Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences

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56 Moments
1994
Nobel laureates revolutionize game theory, influence strategic decision-making in various disciplines.
1993
Nobel Prize Winners: Pioneering Economic History with Theory and Quantitative Methods
1992
Gary Becker's Nobel Prize-winning research revolutionized economics with human behavior analysis.
1991
Impact of Coase's Work on Economics: Nobel Prize-winning research reshaped economic analysis and policy.
1990
1989
Haavelmo's Nobel-awarded contributions revolutionized econometrics by introducing simultaneous equations and a probabilistic approach.
1988
Maurice Allais: Nobel laureate in Economics for pioneering market theory and resource efficiency.
1987
Robert M. Solow: Pioneer of Economic Growth Theory and Nobel Laureate
1986
James Buchanan Jr. Nobel Prize-winning work on economics, politics, public choice theory, and governance.
1985
Legacy of Nobel Laureate Franco Modigliani: Shaping Economic Thought and Financial Markets
1984
Richard Stone's Nobel Prize-winning contributions revolutionized economic data collection and analysis globally.
1983
Nobel Laureate Gerard Debreu's groundbreaking work in economic theory revolutionized understanding of general equilibrium.
1982
George J. Stigler: Nobel laureate's impact on economic theory and market regulation.
1981
James Tobin's pioneering work on financial markets and macroeconomics earns him Nobel Prize in Economics.
1980
Lawrence R. Klein: Pioneer in Econometric Modeling and Economic Policy Analysis
1979
Nobel laureates Schultz and Lewis revolutionize economic development theories with human capital and dual-sector models.
1978
Herbert A. Simon: Pioneer of Decision-Making in Economics and Organizations.
1977
Nobel Prize Winners Ohlin and Meade Revolutionize International Economics Theory and Policy
1976
Milton Friedman's Nobel Prize-winning contributions revolutionized economic theory and policy.
1975
Nobel Prize recognizes pioneering work in economic resource allocation.
1974
Nobel Laureates Myrdal and Hayek: Contributions to Economics and Social Justice
1973
Wassily Leontief's Nobel-winning input-output method revolutionized economic analysis and policymaking with intricate industry linkages.
1972
Nobel Prize Winners: Hicks and Arrow's Pioneering Contributions to Economic Theory.
1971
Simon Kuznets: Nobel laureate for groundbreaking economic analysis and "Kuznets Curve" theory.
1970
Paul Samuelson's Nobel Prize-Winning Contributions to Economic Theory and Methodology
1969
Dynamic econometric models of Frisch and Tinbergen revolutionize economic analysis and policy formulation.