The economics of climate change and tech innovation win U.S. pair a Nobel
Award comes as a U.N. panel urges policy makers to pursue technical advances to curb warming
ECON’S BIG PRIZE This year’s Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences has been awarded to William Nordhaus (left) and Paul Romer (right), two U.S. economists who have studied the relation of market systems to climate change and technological innovations.
From left: BBVA Foundation; NYU Stern School of Business