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2001-winner of the 2007 nobel prize in economics
1, 200 1, george akerlof (USA), joseph stiglitz (USA), Michael spence (USA).

It laid the foundation for the general theory of asymmetric information market, and their theory was quickly applied. From the traditional agricultural market to the modern financial market, their contributions come from the core of modern information economics.

2. In 2002, Daniel Kahneman, USA.

Combining psychoanalysis with economic research has laid a foundation for opening up a new field of economic research.

3. Robert Engel, clive granger, 2003.

Analyzing economic time series with two new methods: "changing with time" and "* * * with the same trend" has great influence on economic research and economic development.

4. Finn Kidland, Edward Prescott, 2004.

The "Time Consistency Problem" of Macroeconomic Policy and the Influencing Factors of Economic Cycle.

5. Robert John Oman in 2005.

Promote the understanding of conflict and cooperation through game theory analysis. Because "game theory analysis has improved our understanding of conflict and cooperation", Thomas Crombie Schelling won the 2005 Nobel Prize in Economics.

He is a member of the American Academy of Sciences, a foreign member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, an Israeli Academy of Sciences and Social Sciences, a British Academy of Social Sciences, and a member of the International Econometrics Society.

6. Edmund Phelps in 2006.

Research achievements in the field of macroeconomic intertemporal decision-making. 1959, Ph.D., Yale University, USA, a famous representative of employment and growth theory. He is currently a professor of political economy at Columbia University and dean of Xinhuadu Business School at Minjiang University.

Leonid Leonid Hurvich, 2007.

It laid the foundation for mechanism design theory. His most important research work is to establish the theory of mechanism design. Incentive or incentive compatibility has now become a core concept of modern economics.