http://www.nobelpreisboerse.de/stocks.aspx?stc=6
A fun-money stock market in economics nobel prize winners. Barro's
currently in the lead, followed by Krugman, Prescott, Williamson, and
Fama. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that my stock in Tullock pays
off
Krugman? Egads
Remember that it's a fun-money market, so people's expressive preferences
have free reign. I think it's exceedingly unlikely he'll be tapped given
how political a choice he'd be about now; however, the same thing makes
him pretty expressively appealing. Not that it's a bad thing to have
This is a rough look at which schools currently have Nobel prize winners
on faculty. Do I have any of these wrong? Any additions that need to be
made? If this is right, then GMU ties for the 5th highest number of Nobel
winners.
Eric
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Chicago: 6 Friedman, Coase, Becker, Fogel, Lucas,
I think Harsanyi is still at Berkeley. Also, I think Friedman is now at
Stanford. - - Bill
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Princeton econ really has 0. Kahneman is in the psych department, and
Nash is a senior research mathematician.
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He
I'd be curious to know where the researchers were when they actually did
the work for which they won the prize. For example, Smith was at Purdue
when he began doing experiments in experimental economics.
http://reason.com/hod/fe.ml.smith.shtml
I think Harsanyi is still at Berkeley.
The Nobel is out: Kahneman and Smith for experimental economics. Do we have an
insider on the list?
Check out the details at www.nobel.se
Bill Sjostrom
In a message dated 10/9/02 5:36:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Since I did not cash in on my Nobel prediction this is sufficient
evidence
I'm NOT an insider. :-)
Unless of course you simply pretended not to know in order to fool us into
believing that you're not an insider. ;)
This year's Ig Nobel prizes have been announced as
well, www.improb.com/ig/ig-pastwinners.html#ig2002:
The 2002 Ig Nobel Prize Winners
BIOLOGY
Norma E. Bubier, Charles G.M. Paxton, Phil Bowers, and
D. Charles Deeming of the United Kingdom, for their
report Courtship Behaviour of Ostriches
