In what year did Vernon L. Smith win the Nobel Prize?
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2001
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Vernon L. Smith was bestowed with the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2002 for his groundbreaking research on alternative market mechanisms, specifically focusing on experimental economics and the study of market equilibrium using laboratory experiments. His innovative work significantly contributed to understanding how economic systems function and the behavior of market participants.
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