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The French-born economist and mathematician Gérard Debreu (1921–2004) won the 1983 Nobel Prize in Economics for developing a series of economic concepts, which paved the way for further researches...

The American economist and the winner of the 1982 Nobel Prize in Economics, George J. Stigler (1911-1991) had earned immense global recognition and reputation for elaborating the Economic Theory...

Gunnar Myrdal is one of the most influential figures in economic history. He was not only an economist but also a politician. His contributions in the field of economics...

The 1974 Economics Nobel Laureate Friedrich Von Hayek (1889-1992) was among the most perceptive, knowledgeable and masterly economists and a renowned Austria-born British political philosopher of the 20th century....

Finn. E. Kydland, a Norwegian economist and a co-recipient of Nobel Prize with Edward C. Prescott for Economics in 2004. People will remember him for his work on dynamic...

Franco Modigliani, the Italian-American economist is one of the most distinguished contemporary economists. His application of economics to calculate the lifecycle of household savings and trace the dynamics of...

Edmund S. Phelps, a celebrated economist and 2006 Nobel Prize winner in Economics for his contributions in analyzing inter-temporal tradeoffs in macroeconomic policy. People will remember Phelps for his...

Edward C. Prescott, an American economist, was the Nobel Prize winner for Economics in 2004. Edward C. Prescott is the co-recipient of the Nobel Prize with Finn E. Kydland,...

Douglass C. North is an American Economic historian, who was awarded Nobel Prize for Economics in 1993 along with Robert W. Fogel. He will be remembered for his research...

Daniel Kahneman is the co-recipient of Nobel Prize for Economics in 2002 for his contribution to the psychological research into economic science. Kahneman shared the award with American economist...