Two Stanford Economists Win Nobel Prize for Auction Theory
Two Stanford economists were awarded the Nobel Prize on Monday for bolstering how auctions work. This research underlies much of the economy recently.
Full Article
Two Stanford Economists Win Nobel Prize for Auction Theory
HNGN
0 shares
1 views
You might like
Related news coverage
Winning bid: how auction theory took the Nobel memorial prize in economics
bizjournals
Think auctions are a simple process? The Nobel Prize in Economics win by two Stanford professors who explored one of the oldest..
Advertisement
More coverage
Two Americans win Nobel prize in economics for new auction formats
Sydney Morning Herald
The economists won the Nobel Prize in economics for “improvements to auction theory and inventions of new auction formats”.
-
Nobel Prize in Economics goes to Paul Milgram, Robert Wilson for work on auction theory
DNA
-
Nobel Prize in economics awarded to 2 Stanford University academics
Washington Post
-
2020 Nobel in Economics Is Awarded to Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson
NYTimes.com
-
2 U.S. Economists Awarded Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences
NPR