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Knowledge and Creative Destruction: Lessons for India From the 2025 Nobel Economics Prize
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Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt: The 2025 Nobel Winners in Economics
By honoring Mokyr, Aghion, and Howitt, the Nobel Committee has recognized that the future of growth depends on innovation, and that innovation begins with an idea. Ideas drive progress, and progress defines civilization.
Knowledge and creative destruction: Lessons for India from the 2025 Nobel economics prize
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics feels less like an intellectual honour and more like the next chapter in a continuing conversation about how economies grow. The combined message of Joel Mokyr (Northwestern University, US), Philippe Aghion (The London School of Economics and Political Science, UK) and Peter Howitt (Brown University, USA) is plain and urgent: growth is an evolutionary, institutional process – one that depends on knowledge, the i…
PORTRAIT - He is the author of a powerful theory of innovation, which has profoundly influenced his discipline. Candidate Macron's economic advisor in 2017 was still working very recently with Gabriel Zucman.
Professor at the Collège de France, past Harvard, MIT and Oxford, this Parisian is rewarded with the economist Peter Howitt for their work on the impact of new technologies on economic growth.
Can an economy grow if organized crime expands?This warns the Nobel Prize in EconomicsWhat do union leaders think about the current political crisis and what risks do they perceive?This Monday, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced the Nobel Prize in Economics for Philippe Aghion, Peter Howitt and Joel Mokyr, for their work on sustained economic growth and related to innovation.According to the institution, Mokyr's work is recognized f…
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UOLPhilippe Aghion slept quietly on the night of Sunday (12), of course that n won my Nobel Prize for Economics, for which I was quoted a few years ago. that the gratitude of the last year - Turkish Daron Acemoglu and the British Nikos Simon Johnson and James Robinson - studied the relaxation between prosperity and institutions is social, a theme similar to him. Read more (10/14/2025
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