In what year did Gunnar Myrdal win the Nobel Prize?
1974
1982
1965
1950
Answer
Gunnar Myrdal was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1974 for his groundbreaking work on the relationship between economics and social factors. His research focused on the impact of poverty and inequality on economic development, particularly in developing countries. Myrdal's theories have had a profound influence on economic policy and development strategies worldwide.
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