KnowraNobel Memorial Prize in Economic SciencesLinked fromLinked fromThe 75 pages that link to Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, each with the reason it gives.All 75Broader topic 14Related 50Narrower topic 6Compared with 5Nobel Prize controversiesBroader topic: Its later creation has prompted debate over whether it is equivalent to Nobel’s original prizes.Nobel lectureBroader topic: Its lectures present research arguments and methods to an audience beyond specialist economics.Herbert A. SimonBroader topic: Simon received the 1978 award for research on decision-making within economic organizations.Douglass NorthBroader topic: North received the 1993 award for renewing research in economic history through economic theory.Robert SolowBroader topic: Solow received the 1987 prize for contributions to the theory of economic growth.Bertil OhlinBroader topic: The 1977 award recognized Ohlin’s and James Meade’s work on international trade.George StiglerBroader topic: Stigler received the 1982 prize for studies of industrial structures, market functioning, and regulation.Reinhard SeltenBroader topic: Selten received the 1994 prize jointly with John Harsanyi and John Nash.Finn E. KydlandBroader topic: Kydland and Prescott received the 2004 award for their work on business cycles and economic policy.Trygve HaavelmoBroader topic: Haavelmo received the 1989 award for clarifying the foundations of econometrics and simultaneous equations.James M. BuchananBroader topic: Buchanan received the 1986 prize for developing the contractual and constitutional bases of economic and political decision-making.Christopher A. SimsBroader topic: Sims shared the 2011 prize for empirical research on cause and effect in macroeconomics.Robert Lucas Jr.Broader topic: Lucas received the 1995 prize for developing and applying rational-expectations theory.Angus DeatonBroader topic: Deaton received the 2015 prize for analysis of consumption, poverty, and welfare.