How many Nobel prizes in Economics did Oliver E. Williamson receive?
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Oliver E. Williamson received one Nobel Prize in Economics in 2009. He shared the prize with Elinor Ostrom, who won for her work on common-pool resources. Williamson is known for his work on transaction costs and their role in economic organization. He argued that transaction costs are an important factor in determining the efficiency of different forms of economic organization.
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