Nobel Prize in Economics documents

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2024-5: Paths towards the Periphery: James Robinson
2024-4: Disease Environments, the Mortality of Europeans, and the Creation of Institutions in the Colonial Era: Simon Johnson
2024-3: Institutions, Technology and Prosperity: Daron Acemoglu
2024-2: Scientific Background to the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 2024: Nobel Prize Committee
2024-1: They provided an explanation for why some countries are rich and others poor: Nobel Prize Committee
2023-6: Biographical: Claudia Goldin
2023-5: Interview: Claudia Goldin
2023-4: I think we all have doubts about what we’re doing. I wouldn’t call that failure. It’s a sense that we question our own work: Claudia Goldin
2023-3: An Evolving Economic Force: Claudia Goldin
2023-2: Scientific Background to the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 2023: Nobel Prize Committee
2023-1: History helps us understand gender differences in the labour market: Nobel Prize Committee
2022-13: Biographical: Philip Dybvig
2022-12: Biographical: Douglas Diamond
2022-11: Biographical: Ben Bernanke
2022-10: Interview: Philip Dybvig
2022-9: I think economics is getting closer and closer to being a respectable science: Douglas Diamond
2022-8: Interview: Douglas Diamond
2022-7: It was almost an accident that I ended up in economics: Ben Bernanke
2022-6: Interview: Ben Bernanke
2022-5: Multiple equilibria: Philip Dybvig
2022-4: Financial Intermediation and Financial Crises: Douglas Diamond
2022-3: Banking, Credit, and Economic Fluctuations: Ben Bernanke
2022-2: Financial Intermediation and the Economy: Nobel Prize Committee
2022-1: The laureates explained the central role of banks in financial crises: Nobel Prize Committee
2021-13: Biographical: Guido Imbens
2021-12: Biographical: Joshua Angrist
2021-11: It is very good at developing good work habits: Guido Imbens
2021-10: You need to have trust to be able to do good work: Guido Imbens
2021-9: I never stop thinking about my work: Joshua Angrist
2021-8: It’s more fun to work with your friends: Joshua Angrist
2021-7: I spent all my time with my dad, learnt how to take things apart: David Card
2021-6: Most people who are doing economics who are going to be very successful are pretty nerdy: David Card
2021-5: Causality in econometrics: methods in conversation with practice: Guido Imbens
2021-4: Empirical strategies in economics: Illuminating the path from cause to effect: Joshua Angrist
2021-3: Design‐based research in empirical microeconomics: David Card
2021-2: Answering causal questions using observational data: Nobel Prize Committee
2021-1: Natural experiments help answer important questions for society: Nobel Prize Committee
2020-6: Biographical: Paul Milgrom
2020-5: Biographical: Robert Wilson
2020-4: Strategic Analysis of Auction Markets: Robert Wilson
2020-3: Auction Theory Evolving: Theorems and Applications: Paul Milgrom
2020-2: Improvements to auction theory and inventions of new auction formats: Nobel Prize Committee
2020-1: The quest for the perfect auction: Nobel Prize Committee
2019-7: Biographical: Esther Duflo
2019-6: Biographical: Abhijit Banerjee
2019-5: Experimentation, Innovation, and Economics: Michael Kremer
2019-4: Field experiments and the practice of policy: Esther Duflo
2019-3: Field experiments and the practice of economics: Abhijit Banerjee
2019-2: Understanding development and poverty alleviation: Nobel Prize Committee
2019-1: Research to help the world's poor: Nobel Prize Committee

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