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Lives of the Laureates
23 Nobel Economists
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'Lives of the Laureates' delves into the intellectual journeys and significant contributions of twenty-three Nobel Prize-winning economists.
Edited by Roger Spencer and David McPherson, the book offers a glimpse into the personal backgrounds, motivations, and key ideas that shaped these influential figures.
By examining their lives and works, the book aims to provide readers with a deeper understanding of the evolution of economic thought.
Each chapter explores the unique perspectives and challenges faced by these laureates, highlighting their lasting impact on the field of economics.
The sixth edition, published by MIT Press in 2014, remains a valuable resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the history of economic ideas.
Edited by Roger Spencer and David McPherson, the book offers a glimpse into the personal backgrounds, motivations, and key ideas that shaped these influential figures.
By examining their lives and works, the book aims to provide readers with a deeper understanding of the evolution of economic thought.
Each chapter explores the unique perspectives and challenges faced by these laureates, highlighting their lasting impact on the field of economics.
The sixth edition, published by MIT Press in 2014, remains a valuable resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the history of economic ideas.
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Mike Munger as it provides insight into the background, motivation, theories, and contributions of the 23 Nobel laureates discussed.
Mike Munger as it provides insight into the background, motivation, theories, and contributions of the 23 Nobel laureates discussed.
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