This year’s economic sciences laureates worked out how to smooth out the economy’s alternating peaks and troughs. Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford’s models are used by banks and governments to better deal with shocks in the economy, implementing effective stabilisation policy.

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This year’s economic sciences laureates worked out how to smooth out the economy’s alternating peak…

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