Americans Win Nobel in Economics 2026
American economists Robert Hohl and Michael Woodford received the Nobel Prize in Economics for 2026 in recognition of their research in developing new macroeconomic models that contribute to achieving economic stability. Their work enhances the ability of governments and central banks to implement appropriate fiscal and monetary measures to counteract harmful economic fluctuations. This award, awarded for the first time since 1969 and valued at $1.2 million, reflects the significance of their research in providing a solid theoretical foundation used internationally to mitigate the impact of crises and Unexpected events such as energy crises and changes in household consumption.
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