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Learnings from winners of Nobel Prize in Economics

Outlet: Dawn · none@none.com (Afshan Subohi) · Published 19/10/2026 01:50 UTC

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Many Pakistani economists had tipped Susan Athey, celebrated for her groundbreaking work on internet search auctions and digital marketplaces, for this year’s Nobel Prize in Economics. However, the winners, American economists, Michael Woodford and Robert Hall, also command a devoted following among their Pakistani peers. Globally the award has been widely hailed as well-deserved, with both laureates’ influential work shaping not only academic discourse and university curricula but also public policy worldwide. More significantly, their pioneering work has influenced monetary and fiscal polici

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