Haas School Nobel Laureates
UC Berkeley's Nobel Prize-Winning Economists
Haas School Professor Oliver Williamson with the other two living UC Berkeley professors who have won the Nobel Prize in Economics: Daniel McFadden (standing), 2000 winner, and George Akerlof (left), 2001 winner, both from the Economics Department.
McFadden was recognized for his econometric methods for studying behavioral patterns in individual decision-making.
Akerlof broke with established economic theory in illustrating how markets malfunction when buyers and sellers have access to different information.
UC Berkeley's Nobel Prize Winners in Economic Sciences
2009 Nobel Laureate
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2001 Nobel Laureate
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2000 Nobel Laureate
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1983 Nobel Laureate |
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