Thought this was a really interesting piece by @barryseconomics.bsky.social - some very thought-provoking studies included within it. How much of your success is down to you or your external environment? Not sure about the singing though! 😂 #EconSky www.youtube.com/watch?v=e87v...

Worthy winners but Woodford seems an interesting choice given the tendency of the Nobel towards empirical work in recent years: his work is highly technical, very theoretical and obtuse. Hall by comparison seems a safer choice as he has lots of theory cum emprical papers #EconSky

Congrats to @nobelprize.org winners Hall & Woodford. Just trying to get our head round what they won it for. Is it for combining Keynes & Lucas Jr, who are mentioned in this piece? And their work was pre-2008, so have their insights only just been adopted? #EconSky www.nobelprize.org/prizes/econo...

📢 Call for Papers: 49th RSEP International Conference on Economics, Finance and Business. #econSky
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Robert Hall and Michael Woodford won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics for research explaining how expectations shape economic decisions and stabilization policy. My take is their work is especially relevant today, with consumer confidence falling even as spending grows. #econsky

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Highlights from the SES Policy Roundtable at The Wealth of Nations at 250!

Chaired by SES President Tanya Wilson, with Tim Besley, Jane Humphries, Stephen Aldridge & Gary Gillespie.

Many thanks to our panellists and everyone who joined us in Edinburgh!

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Econ Nobel 2026 to Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford “for microeconomic foundations of macroeconomic stabilisation.”
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