Economics
Harvard’s Rogoff Wins Deutsche Bank Economics Prize, $68,200
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Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University won the Deutsche Bank Prize in Financial Economics for his “pioneering contributions” to finance and macroeconomics, notably his work on the origins of crises.
The prize, which went to Robert Shiller of Yale University in 2009, is worth 50,000 euros ($68,200), the Center for Financial Studies said in an e-mailed statement.