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Biographies of Famous Economists
Biographies of Famous Economists, such as Eugene Fama, Gordon Tullock, and Joan Robinson.
Do Academic Economists Need to Visit The Real World More Often?
We examine the idea that ivory tower theorists need to come down to the real world, so they can better understand how it works.
A short biography of John Maynard Keynes
A short biography of John Maynard Keynes
The Life and Works of Irving Fisher - A Biography of Irving Fisher
A short biography of economist Irving Fisher
The Life and Works of Jean-Baptiste Say - A Biography of Jean-Baptiste Say
A short biography of economist Jean-Baptiste Say.
The Life and Works of David Ricardo - A Biography of David Ricardo
A short biography of economist David Ricardo.
The Life and Works of Adam Smith - A Biography of Adam Smith
A short biography of Scottish economist Adam Smith.
Edward C. Prescott
A look at Edward Prescott, a likely future winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics.
William Baumol
A look at William Baumol, a likely future winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics.
Joan Robinson Biography
A short biography of the life and work of Cambridge economist Joan Robinson.
Eugene Fama
A look at Eugene Fama, a likely future winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics.
Gordon Tullock
A look at Gordon Tullock, a likely future winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics.
John Stuart Mill: An Existentialist?
An editorial essay examining the ideas and views of the famous economist John Stuart Mill. The article is Noah Stefanec's entry for The 2004 Moffatt Prize in Economics.
John Kenneth Galbraith
A look at John Kenneth Galbraith, a likely future winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics.
Robert Barro
A look at Robert Barro, a likely future winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics.