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Professor Paul Romer's theory integrates technological innovation into macroeconomic analysis and could well be the key to solving some of the world’s biggest problems

Romer’s endogenous growth theory could provide a solution for global problems

The latest winner of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences is Professor Paul Romer. He achieved this prestigious accolade for his work on endogenous growth theory

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Professor Richard Thaler speaks to guests after being awarded the 2017 Sveriges Riksbank Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for his research in the field of behavioral economics

Economist behind ‘nudge theory’ wins Nobel Prize

Richard Thaler, a pioneer in the behavioural economics field, says he will spend his award money “as irrationally as possible”
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