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在别的论坛上看到以下分析的内容,感觉挺有道理的,愿与大家分享。我也支持ROMER and BARRO。
It is interesting to look at the Nobel Symposia on economics, because in the past, most of the time, the year following the symposium on a special field someone from that field won the Nobel:
1990 symposium on contracts, 1991 Ronald Coase won;
1993 Symposium on game theory, 1994 Nash and Harsaniy won;
1999 symposium on economic transition, 2001 Stiglitz won;
2001 symposium on behavioural, 2002 Kannehman and Smith;
2008 symposium on organisation, 2009 Olstrom and Williamason win.
Last symposium is 2012 on Growth and development, 2013 will probably be someone in that field … Most of the time the winners attended the symposium. It is too soon to reward Duflo, Banerjii and Acemoglu (who talked at the symposium), but I guess it is now time for Barro and Romer to win it (they also were at the symposium). Lucas who was also present already won it, so:
ROMER and BARRO :)
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