Nobel Prize Economics Laureates 1969 : J. Tinbergen ( Netherlands - TopicsExpress



          

Nobel Prize Economics Laureates 1969 : J. Tinbergen ( Netherlands ) R. Frisch ( Norway ). 1970 : P. A. Samuelson ( USA ). 1971 : S. Kuznets ( USA, Soviet Union ). 1972 : J. R. Hicks ( United Kingdom ) K. J. Arrow ( USA ). 1973 : W. Leontief ( USA ). 1974 : F. A. Hayek ( Austria , USA ) K. G. Myrdal ( Sweden ). 1975 : T. Koopmans ( USA ) L. Kantorovich ( Soviet Union ). 1976 : M. Friedman ( USA ). 1977 : B. Ohlin ( Sweden ) J. Meade ( United Kingdom ). 1978 : H.A. Simon ( USA ). 1979 : T. W. Schultz ( USA ) A. Lewis ( United Kingdom ). 1980 : L. R. Klein ( USA ). 1981 : J. Tobin ( USA ). 1982 : G.J. Stigler ( USA ). 1983 : G. Debreu ( USA ). 1984 : Sir R. Stone ( United Kingdom ). 1985 : F. Modigliani ( Italy, USA ). 1986 : J. Buchanan ( USA ). 1987 : R. M. Solow ( USA ). 1988 : M. Allais ( France ). 1989 : T. Haavelmo ( Norway ). 1990 : H. Markowitz ( USA ) M. Miller ( USA ) W. Sharpe ( USA ). 1991 : Ronald H. Coase ( United Kingdom, USA ). 1992 : Gary S. Becker ( USA ). 1993 : Robert W. Fogel ( USA ) Douglass C. North ( USA ) Studies on the history of economics . 1994 : Reinhard Selten ( Germany ) John C. Harsanyi ( USA ) Analysis of the equilibrium in non – cooperative game theory John F. Nash ( USA ) Equilibrium theory. 1995 : Robert E. Lucas, Jr. ( USA, *1937 ) for having developed and applied the hypothesis of rational expectations, and thereby having transformed macroeconomic analysis and deepened our understanding of economic policy. 1996 : James A. Mirrlees ( United Kingdom, *1936 ) William Vickrey ( Canada, USA, 1914 – 1996 – 10 – 10 ) for their fundamental contributions to the economic theory of incentives under asymmetric information. 1997 : Robert C. Merton ( USA, *1944 ) Myron S. Scholes ( USA, *1941 ) for a new method to determine the value of derivatives. 1998 : Amartya Sen ( India/United Kingdom, *1933 ) for his contributions to welfare economics. 1999 : Robert A. Mundell ( USA, Canada, *1932 ) or his analysis of monetary and fiscal policy under different exchange rate regimes and his analysis of optimum currency areas. 2000 : James J. Heckman ( USA, *1944 ) for his development of theory and methods for analyzing selective samples Daniel L. McFadden ( USA, *1937 ) for his development of theory and methods for analyzing discrete choice.
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