The Soviet Union won the Nobel Prize in Economics because of the careful guidance of economists, strong national scientific research strength as a strong backing, good working environment provided by world famous schools, extensive academic exchange experience and multidisciplinary knowledge.

Education is vital to people's success. A world-renowned school with profound economics background, relaxed academic environment, internationalized scientific research projects, abundant teachers and rich educational experience, especially in cultivating outstanding talents.

Not only is higher education essential, but the guidance of famous teachers is more important for the growth of economists. Some winners even fall in love with teachers and students, such as Samuelson in 1970 and Stiglitz in 200 1. Ding Bogen, champion of 1969, and Kupsman, champion of 1975.

As Samuelson said at the award ceremony of 1970, "the first condition for winning this award is to have an excellent tutor." When he came back, he reiterated: "I can tell you how to win the Nobel Prize. The trick is to win the Nobel Prize. Guided by a famous teacher. "

From ancient times to the present, areas with developed economy and political stability are usually areas with talented people. As a global scientific award, the nationality of the winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics reflects the strength of economic research in various countries.