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2026 Economics Nobel Prize: Putting the humanity in macroeconomics

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2026 Economics Nobel Prize: Putting the humanity in macroeconomics

Robert E.

Hall and Michael Woodford provided the theoretical and empirical underpinnings to a basic but powerful idea for policymakers: the economy is made out of the people in it.

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