Edmund S. Phelps
Oct 10 2006, Pankaj

Edmund S. Phelps who is a professor at Columbia University won the Nobel Prize in Economics yesterday for his work explaining the relationship between inflation and unemployment, producing theories that helped revolutionize the way the Federal Reserve..

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