Lives of the laureates : thirty-two Nobel economists

By:

Spencer, Roger W

Contributor(s):

Macpherson, David A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London MIT Press 2020Edition: 7th EdDescription: x, 468 pagesISBN:

9780262043779

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

330.0922 SPE

Summary: "Lives of the Laureates compiles autobiographical essays by recipients of the Nobel Prize in the Economic Sciences who have presented lectures at Trinity University, describing the path that led them to the work honored with a Nobel. The seventh edition includes new essays from laureates Alvin Roth, Amartya Sen, Chris Sims, Michael Spence, Thomas Sargent, and Roger Myerson. James Heckman's chapter has been removed (he did not want it shortened). Profiles that appeared in earlier editions have been edited for length. The full versions will be hosted online. Essays by W. Arthur Lewis, Ronald W. Coase, John C. Harsanyi, and Clive W.J. Granger, which were removed from the sixth edition, have been edited for length and included in the seventh edition"--

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"Lives of the Laureates compiles autobiographical essays by recipients of the Nobel Prize in the Economic Sciences who have presented lectures at Trinity University, describing the path that led them to the work honored with a Nobel. The seventh edition includes new essays from laureates Alvin Roth, Amartya Sen, Chris Sims, Michael Spence, Thomas Sargent, and Roger Myerson. James Heckman's chapter has been removed (he did not want it shortened). Profiles that appeared in earlier editions have been edited for length. The full versions will be hosted online. Essays by W. Arthur Lewis, Ronald W. Coase, John C. Harsanyi, and Clive W.J. Granger, which were removed from the sixth edition, have been edited for length and included in the seventh edition"--

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