What was the Nobel Prize awarded for?
Behavioral Economics
Empirical research on macroeconomy
Game Theory
Environmental Economics
Answer
The Nobel Prize was awarded for empirical research on macroeconomy, which involves the study of the behavior of economies as a whole, including topics such as inflation, unemployment, and economic growth. This research has helped economists better understand how economies function and how to develop policies to improve economic outcomes.
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