Who did Daniel Kahneman share his Nobel Prize with?
Vernon L. Smith
Amos Tversky
Anne Treisman
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Daniel Kahneman and Vernon L. Smith shared the 2002 Nobel Prize in Economics for their work in behavioral economics. Kahneman's research focused on how people make decisions, and he developed Theory of prospect theory, which describes how people evaluate risks and rewards. Smith's research focused on market design, and he developed Theory of experimental economics, which uses laboratory experiments to study economic behavior.
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