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1986
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Edmond Malinvaud - The Legacy of European Stagflation
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1987 |
Amartya Sen - Freedom of Choice: Concept and Content |
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1988 |
Werner Hildenbrand - Facts and Ideas in Microeconomic Theory
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1989 |
Claude Henry - Microeconomics and Public Decision Making when Geography Matters |
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1990 |
Nicholas Stern - Public Policy and the Economics of the Development |
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1991 |
Joseph Stiglitz - Marcoeconomics and Financial Markets |
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1992 |
Roger Guersnerie - Successes and Failures in Coordinating Expectations |
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1993 |
Lars E.O. Svensson - Fixed Exchange Rates: What Have We Learned? |
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1994 |
James Mirrlees - Private Risk and Public Action |
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1995 |
Jean-Jacques Laffont - Game Theory and Structural Economics: The Case of Auction Data |
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1996 |
Dani Rodrik - The 'Paradoxes' of the Successful State |
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1997 |
Truman Bewley - There is No Harm in Looking: A Close Look at Wage Rigidity |
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1998 |
Torsten Persson - The Size and Scope of Government: Comparative Politics with Rational Politicians |
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1999 |
Eric Maskin - Auctions, Privatization, and Development |
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2000 |
Avinash Dixit - Games of Monetary and Fiscal Interactions in the European Monetary Union |
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2001 |
Matthew Rabin - A Perspective on Psychology and Economics |
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2002 |
Paul Klemperer - Using and Abusing Economic Theory
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2003 |
Daron Acemoglu - Kleptocracy and Divide-And-Rule |
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2004 |
Dale Mortensen - Innovation, Growth and Labor Market Policies |
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2005 |
Marco Pagano - Shareholder Protection, Stock Market Development, and Politics |
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2006 |
Raquel Fernandez - Women, Work, and Culture |
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2007 |
Luigi Guiso - Social Capital As Good Culture |
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2008 |
James Heckman - Psychology of Inequality and Human Development |
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2009 |
Pinelopi Goldberg - International Property Rights Protection in Developing Countries: The Case of Pharmaceuticals |
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2010 |
Esther Duflo - Gender Equality and Development |
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2011 |
Randy Wright - Really. Really Rational Inattention: Or, How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Sticky Prices |
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2012 |
Marianne Bertrand - Breaking the Glass Ceiling: The Effects of Board Quotas on Female Labor Market Outcomes and Family Choices – Evidence from Norway |