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Nobel  Prize  in  Economic  Sciences
[est. 1968]

color portrait of Alfred Nobel [1833-96], cropped             short history

laureates, 1969-2000
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laureates, 2021-today

Alfred Nobel [1833-96]

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            face of the Nobel Prize gold medal


“The social object of skilled investment should be to defeat the dark forces of time and ignorance, which envelop our future.”
John Maynard Keynes [1883-1946]


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          Alfred Nobel stipulated that no distinction of race or color or nationality should determine who receives the awards. Unaware of this, this writer/webmaster exchanged emails with someone at the Nobel website about why they did not display the national flag for each laureate (to make it easier to extract American laureates, for example) and the response was that the organization is bound not to do such a thing. The intention of this page is to highlight winners of the United States, so the plan is to build the list, mark Americans with the U.S. flag on the left-hand side, and gradually add national flags for other laureates on the right-hand side.

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"Nobel Economists: Lives & Contributions of Nobel Prize Winners in Economics Since 1969" [Mar 1, 2002] by K. Puttaswamaiah
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Laureates,  1969-2000

1969 • Ragnar Frisch   
1969 • Jan Tinbergen   

  1970 • Paul Samuelson [1915-2009]

  1971 • Simon Kuznets [1901-85]

1972 • John Hicks [1904-89]   
  1972 • Kenneth Arrow [1921-2017]

  1973 • Wassily Leontief [1905-99]

1974 • Gunnar Myrdal [1898-1987]   
1974 • Friedrich Hayek [1899-1992]      

1975 • Leonid Kantorovich   
  1975 • Tjalling Koopmans [1910-85]

  1976 • Milton Friedman [1912-2006]

1977 • Bertil Ohlin [1899-1979]   
1977 • James Meade [1907-95]   

  1978 • Herbert A. Simon [1916-2001]

  1979 • Theodore 'Ted' Schultz [1902-98]
1979 • Sir W. Arthur Lewis [1915-91]
  

  1980 • Lawrence Klein [1920-2013]


  1981 • James Tobin [1918-2002]

  1982 • George Stigler [1911-91]

1983 • Gιrard Debreu [1921-2004]   

1984 • Richard Stone [1913-91]   

1985 • Franco Modigliani [1918-2003]   

  1986 • James M. Buchanan [1919-2013]

  1987 • Robert Solow [b. 1924]

1988 • Maurice Allais [1911-2010]   

1989 • Trygve Haavelmo [1911-99]   

  1990 • Harry Markowitz [b. 1927], Merton Miller [1923-2000] and William F. Sharpe [b. 1934]


1991 • Ronald Coase [1910-2013]   

  1992 • Gary Becker [1930-2014]

  1993 • Robert Fogel [1926-2013] and Douglass C. North [1920-2015]

  1994 • John Harsanyi [1920-2000] and John Forbes Nash [1928-2015]
and Reinhard Selten [1930-2016]
  

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  1995 • Robert Lucas, Jr. [b. 1937]

1996 • Sir James Mirrlees [b. 1936]   
and   William Vickrey [1914-96]

  1997 • Robert C. Merton and Myron Scholes

1998 • Amartya Sen [b. 1933]   

1999 • Robert Mundell [b. 1932]   

  2000 • James Heckman
  2000 • Daniel McFadden



Laureates,  2001 to 2020

  2001 • George Akerlof, Michael Spence and Joseph E. Stiglitz


  2002 • Daniel Kahneman

  2002 • Vernon L. Smith
Nobel award page • browse books • entry at Wikipedia


  2003 • Robert F. Engle
2003 • Clive Granger [1934-2009]
  


  2004 • Edward C. Prescott
and Finn E. Kydland
  


  2005 • Thomas C. Schelling [1921-2016] and Robert J. Aumann   

The Strategist / Life and Times of Thomas Schelling biography by Robert Dodge  "The Strategist: The Life and Times of Thomas Schelling - How A Game Theorist Under-stood The Cold War and Won The Nobel Prize" [2006]
by Robert Dodge, Foreword by Robert Zeckhauser

Marshall Cavendish 9x6¾ pb [2006] out of print/used
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Schelling's Game Theory book by Robert V. Dodge  "Schelling's Game Theory: How To Make Decisions" [2/2012]
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  2006 • Edmund S. Phelps

  2007 • Leonid Hurwicz [1917-2008], Eric S. Maskin and Roger B. Myerson

  2008 • Paul Krugman

  2009 • Elinor Ostrom [1933-2012]
first woman to win the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences
  2009 • Oliver E. Williamson

  2010 • Peter A. Diamond, Dale T. Mortensen [1939-2014]
and British-Cypriot economist Sir Christopher A. Pissarides
  


  2011 • Thomas J. Sargent and Christopher A. Sims

  2012 • Alvin E. Roth and Lloyd S. Shapley [1923-2016]

  2013 • Eugene F. Fama, Lars Peter Hansen, and Robert J. Shiller

2014 • Jean Tirole   

  2015 • Angus Deaton

  2016 • Oliver Hart of Harvard University and Bengt Holmstrφm of M.I.T.

  2017 • Richard Thaler of the University of Chicago

  2018 • American researchers William Nordhaus of Yale University
and Paul Romer of New York University's Stern School of Business

  2019 • Abhijit Banerjee & Esther Duflo of M.I.T. and Michael Kremer of Harvard
"for their experimental approach to alleviating global poverty"
Duflo is the second woman to win the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences

  2020 • Paul Milgrom and Robert B. Wilson, both of Stanford University
"for improvements to auction theory and inventions of new auction formats"


  2021 • David Card of the University of California at Berkeley, Joshua Angrist of M.I.T.,
and Guido Imbens of Stanford University

"for methodological analysis of ways to use real-world experiments to explore labor economics and other issues"

  2022 • former U.S. Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke
Douglas Diamond of the University of Chicago
Philip Dybvig of Washington University

for their work during the 1980s on banks and financial crises; Bernanke, who chaired the Fed during the 2008 financial crisis,
received the award for his research on the Great Depression.

  2022 • Harvard professor Claudia Goldin
for pioneering work in gender economics that has advanced our understanding of women's labor market outcomes
the third woman to win the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences


Alfred  Nobel [1833-96]
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