Economics Nobel a Lagging Indicator
Harvard Business Review
OCTOBER 10, 2011
The Prize is regularly given for work that economists like because it helps them do more economics—which, unlike chemistry, may or may not expand mankind's ability to manage anything other than the academic discipline. As the WSJ notes, "a celebrated 1981 paper by Mr. Shiller struck an early blow against efficient markets hypothesis.
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