As Fall approaches one of the interesting rituals involves the selection of Nobel Laureates. While I'm not a legitimate bookie, I do engage in some innocuous speculation about who will receive the Nobel Prize in Economics. I did however correctly "forecast" Robert Mundell several years ago but for the most part my track record is not impressive. Paul Romer is a sure "lock" as a future recipient. This year I submit the following three (3) names: 1. William Baumol 2. Albert Hirshman 3. Janet Yellen [sorry Prof. Ackerlof but your wife will be the first family member recognized :-)] So, who are your deserving entries? Bill Dickens
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