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download of paper available. Retrieved March 12, 2010.
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598:In 2011 he received The John R. Commons Award from
5066:Lawrence High School (Cedarhurst, New York) alumni
2102:"Senate rejects Fed nominee Diamond before voting"
2473:Laureate of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics
2058:"Saving Social Security: The Diamond-Orszag Plan"
1636:Peter A. Diamond - Autobiography - Nobelprize.org
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2541:Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences
498:Saving Social security: a balanced approach
492:, President Obama's former director of the
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298:Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences
213:Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences
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150:Massachusetts Institute of Technology
96:Massachusetts Institute of Technology
5091:National Bureau of Economic Research
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2120:"Two Are Confirmed for Fed's Board"
511:In April 2010, Diamond, along with
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2048:listing. Retrieved March 12, 2010.
1648:Hellwig, Martin Friedrich (1973).
442:, from 1963 to 1965 and an acting
440:University of California, Berkeley
154:University of California, Berkeley
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2222:"Peter A. Diamond - Biographical"
2141:"When a Nobel Prize Isn't Enough"
572:) was once a student of Diamond.
366:Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
255:Essays on optimal economic growth
5056:21st-century American economists
5051:20th-century American economists
5016:Economists from New York (state)
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2081:Reddy, Sudeep (April 29, 2010),
1906:"Going to the head of the class"
1761:Kőszegi, Botond (June 8, 2000),
1603:tables to adjust for changes in
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2397:An interview with Peter Diamond
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1617:List of Jewish Nobel laureates
1399:Publications in macroeconomics
21:Peter Diamond (disambiguation)
16:American economist (born 1940)
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5041:Scientists from New York City
2437:American Economic Association
1795:Fairfax County Public Library
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1572:Labor market search and match
657:Overlapping generations model
526:to fill the vacancies on the
479:Fulbright Distinguished Chair
467:American Economic Association
4966:Nobel laureates in Economics
2286:The American Economic Review
2242:Journal of Political Economy
1921:, Nobel Prize Official Site.
1496:Diamond (1965) extended the
475:National Academy of Sciences
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1932:"Peter A. Diamond PhD '63"
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1150:New neoclassical synthesis
1133:Real business-cycle theory
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324:opposition for 14 months.
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208:Nemmers Prize in Economics
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473:(1978), a Member of the
469:. He is a Fellow of the
328:Early life and education
4689:Charles P. Kindleberger
4427:Emanuel A. Goldenweiser
3373:(Cyprus/United Kingdom)
3323:(Russia/United Kingdom)
1734:Saez, Emmanuel (1999).
1083:International economics
1008:Overlapping generations
585:Northwestern University
288:, 1940) is an American
225:IDEAS / RePEc
158:University of Cambridge
4594:John Kenneth Galbraith
3386:Nobel Prize recipients
3332:Physiology or Medicine
1974:June 13, 2010, at the
1876:Jewish Virtual Library
1790:"Peter Arthur Diamond"
1590:Social Security policy
1426:Mathematical economics
1177:Modern monetary theory
940:Universal basic income
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372:Diamond was born to a
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3830:Jean-Michel Grandmont
2728:James M. Buchanan Jr.
2063:May 19, 2011, at the
1994:on September 28, 2008
1578:Diamond coconut model
1576:Further information:
1544:production efficiency
1266:Wesley Clair Mitchell
1241:Thomas Robert Malthus
1078:Development economics
655:Further information:
619:Professional activity
600:Omicron Delta Epsilon
551:
528:Federal Reserve Board
506:Brookings Institution
335:
4647:Tjalling C. Koopmans
4260:Herbert J. Davenport
4170:Edwin R. A. Seligman
3879:Robert E. Lucas, Jr.
3849:Jean-Jacques Laffont
3321:Konstantin Novoselov
2991:Oliver E. Williamson
2621:Tjalling C. Koopmans
2466:Oliver E. Williamson
2342:at Wikimedia Commons
2228:on October 14, 2010.
2197:, official web site.
1969:MIT Curriculum Vitae
1801:Biography in Context
1003:Ramsey–Cass–Koopmans
843:Liquidity preference
651:Dynamic inefficiency
629:capital accumulation
401:Lawrence High School
346:Konstantin Novoselov
300:in 2010, along with
294:U.S. Social Security
282:Peter Arthur Diamond
140:Behavioral economics
54:Peter Arthur Diamond
19:For other uses, see
4996:Yale College alumni
4862:Christopher A. Sims
4761:Arnold C. Harberger
4725:Thomas C. Schelling
4683:Charles L. Schultze
4570:Kenneth E. Boulding
4522:Theodore W. Schultz
3987:Jean-Charles Rochet
3818:Anthony B. Atkinson
3538:John Maynard Keynes
3488:Econometric Society
3019:Christopher A. Sims
2947:Thomas C. Schelling
2919:Robert F. Engle III
2820:Robert E. Lucas Jr.
2668:Theodore W. Schultz
2498:Christopher A. Sims
2139:Diamond, Peter A.,
2088:Wall Street Journal
1458:Business portal
1394:Macroeconomic model
1271:John Maynard Keynes
1068:Economic statistics
1013:General equilibrium
570:Chairman of the Fed
519:, was nominated by
483:University of Siena
463:Econometric Society
456:Institute Professor
444:associate professor
436:assistant professor
386:Brooklyn Law School
310:Institute Professor
243:Academic background
132:Political economics
4576:William J. Fellner
4552:Joseph J. Spengler
4540:Gottfried Haberler
4510:George W. Stocking
4504:Morris A. Copeland
4391:Frederick C. Mills
4331:Matthew B. Hammond
4284:Wesley C. Mitchell
4266:Jacob H. Hollander
3764:Franklin M. Fisher
3681:Hendrik Houthakker
3272:Mario Vargas Llosa
2935:Edward C. Prescott
2923:Clive W.J. Granger
2899:Joseph E. Stiglitz
2872:Daniel L. McFadden
2760:Harry M. Markowitz
2479:Served alongside:
2391:The New York Times
2364:on Nobelprize.org
2182:The New York Times
2145:The New York Times
2124:The New York Times
2022:The New York Times
1832:, Joshua Zumbrun,
1771:(published 2000),
1346:Edward C. Prescott
1073:Monetary economics
635:and risk sharing,
568:winner and former
517:Sarah Bloom Raskin
370:
5011:Public economists
4943:
4942:
4898:Olivier Blanchard
4886:Robert J. Shiller
4856:Orley Ashenfelter
4832:Thomas J. Sargent
4779:Dale W. Jorgenson
4713:Joseph A. Pechman
4665:William J. Baumol
4635:Lawrence R. Klein
4629:Franco Modigliani
4546:George J. Stigler
4528:Paul A. Samuelson
4439:Joseph Schumpeter
4349:William Z. Ripley
4343:George E. Barnett
4307:Edwin W. Kemmerer
4230:Walter F. Willcox
4182:Jeremiah W. Jenks
4129:Charles F. Dunbar
4123:Francis A. Walker
4075:
4074:
4066:Eliana La Ferrara
3957:Lars Peter Hansen
3945:Thomas J. Sargent
3855:Andreu Mas-Colell
3824:Hugo Sonnenschein
3782:James A. Mirrlees
3651:Franco Modigliani
3568:Tjalling Koopmans
3526:Joseph Schumpeter
3450:
3449:
3365:Dale T. Mortensen
3351:Economic Sciences
3340:Robert G. Edwards
3184:
3183:
3083:Richard H. Thaler
3047:Robert J. Shiller
3043:Lars Peter Hansen
3015:Thomas J. Sargent
3003:Dale T. Mortensen
2895:A. Michael Spence
2891:George A. Akerlof
2860:Robert A. Mundell
2828:James A. Mirrlees
2796:Douglass C. North
2768:William F. Sharpe
2720:Franco Modigliani
2696:George J. Stigler
2680:Lawrence R. Klein
2569:Paul A. Samuelson
2504:
2503:
2494:Thomas J. Sargent
2491:Succeeded by
2482:Dale T. Mortensen
2444:Succeeded by
2418:Academic offices
2338:Media related to
2108:. August 6, 2010.
1494:
1493:
1421:Political economy
1376:N. Gregory Mankiw
1366:Thomas J. Sargent
1211:Market monetarism
1025:Endogenous growth
855:National accounts
581:Dale T. Mortensen
405:bachelor's degree
338:Dale T. Mortensen
302:Dale T. Mortensen
279:
278:
136:Welfare economics
5103:
4874:William Nordhaus
4814:Martin Feldstein
4802:Robert Lucas Jr.
4659:Moses Abramovitz
4606:Walter W. Heller
4600:Kenneth J. Arrow
4582:Wassily Leontief
4480:Calvin B. Hoover
4468:John H. Williams
4367:Alvin S. Johnson
4337:Ernest L. Bogart
4254:Henry B. Gardner
4236:Thomas N. Carver
4147:Arthur T. Hadley
4102:
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4079:
4078:
4042:Orazio Attanasio
4000:James J. Heckman
3995:
3969:Roger B. Myerson
3951:Richard Blundell
3939:Ariel Rubinstein
3928:
3891:Robert B. Wilson
3867:Christopher Sims
3838:
3669:Michio Morishima
3657:Edmond Malinvaud
3603:Wassily Leontief
3514:Harold Hotelling
3508:François Divisia
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3097:
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3085:
3077:
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3031:Lloyd S. Shapley
3021:
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2868:James J. Heckman
2862:
2854:
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2844:Myron S. Scholes
2840:Robert C. Merton
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2808:John F. Nash Jr.
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2589:Kenneth J. Arrow
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752:Financial crisis
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4749:Victor R. Fuchs
4731:William Vickrey
4695:Alice M. Rivlin
4677:W. Arthur Lewis
4653:Robert M. Solow
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4612:R. Aaron Gordon
4564:Milton Friedman
4534:Edward S. Mason
4516:Arthur F. Burns
4474:Harold A. Innis
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4445:Howard S. Ellis
4421:I. Leo Sharfman
4415:Joseph S. Davis
4409:Albert B. Wolfe
4403:Edwin G. Nourse
4397:Sumner Slichter
4355:Harry A. Millis
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4272:Henry R. Seager
4242:John R. Commons
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3873:Roger Guesnerie
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3705:Gérard Debreu
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3027:Alvin E. Roth
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