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Hall and Woodford win Nobel economics prize for stabilization models

via DW·16h ago·3 sources

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford the 2026 economics prize for the microeconomic foundations of stabilization policy, DW and NPR report. The academy says their models help governments and central banks respond to economic shocks; the award recognizes research rather than prescribing a specific current policy.

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