Economists And Economic Thinkers Codexery

A source-cited reference to economists and economic thinkers

Economists And Economic Thinkers (23)

• Nouriel Roubini — Turkish-born American economist known for predicting the 2008 financial crisis and his pessimistic forecasts.
• Oliver E. Williamson — Berkeley economist and 2009 Nobel laureate who mapped transaction costs and the boundaries of the firm.
• Oliver Hart (economist) — British-American economist. Nobel laureate for his work in contract theory.
• Olivier Blanchard — French economist and leader of New Keynesian macroeconomics.
• Paul Krugman — Nobel Prize-winning economist known for new trade theory and economic geography.
• Paul Romer — Nobel-winning architect of endogenous growth theory and former World Bank chief economist.
• Paul Samuelson — The first American Nobel laureate in economics, who made mathematics the working language of the field.
• Peter Diamond — MIT Nobel laureate known for search frictions, optimal taxation and U.S. Social Security policy.
• Piero Sraffa — Italian political economist who founded the neo-Ricardian school.
• Raghuram Rajan — Indian economist who warned of financial crisis before 2008.
• Reinhard Selten — German economist and Nobel laureate in game theory.
• Richard Cantillon — Irish-French banker and economist; author of the first complete economics treatise.
• Richard Thaler — American economist and Nobel laureate in behavioral economics.
• Robert F. Engle — Nobel laureate economist who developed ARCH models for volatility.
• Robert Fogel — American economic historian and Nobel laureate known for cliometrics.
• Robert J. Shiller — Economist who co-developed the Case–Shiller index and won the 2013 Nobel.
• Robert Solow — American economist who modeled economic growth and technical progress.
• Roger Myerson — American economist and Nobel laureate in mechanism design theory.
• Simon Kuznets — Pioneered GDP and transformed economics into an empirical science.
• Theodore Schultz — American agricultural economist and Nobel laureate in economics.
• Thomas J. Sargent — Nobel-winning economist and rational expectations pioneer.
• Thomas Piketty — French economist known for work on wealth inequality.
• Tjalling Koopmans — Dutch-American economist and mathematician, Nobel laureate in resource allocation.

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