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  1. A Nobel for Innovation: Mokyr, Aghion, Howitt

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    This site is currently inactive; however, an A Fine Theorem post about the 2025 Nobel can be found on my personal site at https://kevinbryanecon.com/mokyraghionhowitt.html

  2. Who Got What, and Why? A Nobel for Claudia Goldin

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    How have women been paid for their work?

  3. Statistics for Strategic Scientists – A Clark for Isaiah Andrews

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    Today’s 2021 Clark Medal goes to the Harvard econometrician Isaiah Andrews, and no surprise.

  4. Operations Research and the Rise of Applied Game Theory – A Nobel for Milgrom and Wilson

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    Today’s Nobel Prize to Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson is the capstone of an incredibly fruitful research line which began in the 1970s in a few small departments of Operations Research.

  5. Alberto Alesina and Oliver Williamson: Taking Political and Economic Frictions Seriously

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    Very sad news this week for the economics community: both Oliver Williamson and Alberto Alesina have passed away.

  6. Covid-19 Innovation – Are We on the Right Track?

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    I never discuss my own research on this website – it’s more fun (for me at the very least!)

  7. The Simple Economics of Social Distancing and the Coronavirus

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    “Social distancing” – reducing the number of daily close contacts individuals have – is being encouraged by policymakers and epidemiologists.

  8. What Randomization Can and Cannot Do: The 2019 Nobel Prize

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    It is Nobel Prize season once again, a grand opportunity to dive into some of our field’s most influential papers and to consider their legacy.

  9. The Price of Everything, the Value of the Economy: A Clark Medal for Emi Nakamura!

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    Fantastic and well-deserved news this morning with the Clark Medal being awarded to Emi Nakamura, who has recently moved from Columbia to Berkeley.

  10. How We Create and Destroy Growth: A Nobel for Romer and Nordhaus

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    Occasionally, the Nobel Committee gives a prize which is unexpected, surprising, yet deft in how it points out underappreciated research.