That would be hard because the committee typically cites a body of work in the award, not just a single paper. Since a lot of these guys were pretty mobile during their careers you would probably have to list several schools for most people. Stiglitz has carried this to an extreme having taught (I think) at nearly every top 20 university near an ocean at one time or another. ;-} - - Bill
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/10/02 08:24PM >>> I'd be curious to know where the researchers were when they actually did the work for which they won the prize. For example, Smith was at Purdue when he began doing experiments in experimental economics. http://reason.com/hod/fe.ml.smith.shtml > > > >>I think Harsanyi is still at Berkeley. Also, I think Friedman is now at >>Stanford. - - Bill >> >> > >The Nobel site lists Harsanyi as having passed on in 2000. You're right >about Friedman though -- he's currently at Hoover. Updated list below. > >Eric > >Chicago: 5 Coase, Becker, Fogel, Lucas, Heckman > >Stanford: 4 Scholes, Spence, Arrow, Friedman > >Berkeley: 3 Debreu, McFadden, Akerlof > >MIT: 3 Samuelson, Modigliani, Solow > >George Mason: 2 Buchanan, Smith > >Princeton: 2 Nash, Kahneman > >Cambridge:2 Sen, Mirrlees > >Columbia: 2 Mundell, Stiglitz > >Baruch, CUNY: 1 Markowitz > >Harvard Business School: 1 Merton > >Washington, St. Louis: 1 North > >Penn: 1 Klein > > >> >> >> >> >> > > > > >
