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Michael Spence

Andrew Michael Spence (* 7. listopadu 1943 Montclair, New Jersey) je americký ekonom, který v roce 2001 spolu s Georgem Akerlofem a Josephem Stiglitzem získal Cenu Švédské národní banky za rozvoj ekonomické vědy na památku Alfreda Nobela za „analýzu trhů při existenci asymetrických informací“. Vystudoval filosofii na Princetonské univerzitě, matematiku…

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7. listopadu1943MontclairNew JerseyAmerický
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Alma mater
Harvardova univerzita (Ph.D.) Oxfordská univerzita (B.A.) Princetonská univerzita (B.A.)
Narození
7. listopadu 1943 (82 let) Montclair, New Jersey, USA
Národnost
Spojené státy americké
Obor
ekonomie
Ocenění
John Bates Clark Medal (1981) Nobelova cena za ekonomii (2001)
Pracoviště
Harvardova univerzita Stanfordova univerzita

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Michael Spence

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Michael Spence

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related to Externí odkazy · 4
Michael Spence → Autobiografie, Nobelprize, Obrázky, Wikimedia Commons
Alma mater · 1
Michael Spence → Harvardova univerzita (Ph.D.) Oxfordská univerzita (B.A.) Princetonská univerzita (B.A.)
Narození · 1
Michael Spence → 7. listopadu 1943 (82 let) Montclair, New Jersey, USA
Národnost · 1
Michael Spence → Spojené státy americké
Obor · 1
Michael Spence → ekonomie
Ocenění · 1
Michael Spence → John Bates Clark Medal (1981) Nobelova cena za ekonomii (2001)
Pracoviště · 1
Michael Spence → Harvardova univerzita Stanfordova univerzita
Známý díky · 1
Michael Spence → signalizační teorie
related to Reference · 1
Michael Spence → Wikipedii

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Michael SpenceAlma materHarvardova univerzita (Ph.D.) Oxfordská univerzita (B.A.) Princetonská univerzita (B.A.)1.00infobox
Michael SpenceNarození7. listopadu 1943 (82 let) Montclair, New Jersey, USA1.00infobox
Michael SpenceNárodnostSpojené státy americké1.00infobox
Michael SpenceOborekonomie1.00infobox
Michael SpenceOceněníJohn Bates Clark Medal (1981) Nobelova cena za ekonomii (2001)1.00infobox
Michael SpencePracovištěHarvardova univerzita Stanfordova univerzita1.00infobox
Michael SpenceZnámý díkysignalizační teorie1.00infobox
Michael Spencerelated to Externí odkazyObrázky0.60section
Michael Spencerelated to Externí odkazyWikimedia Commons0.60section
Michael Spencerelated to Externí odkazyAutobiografie0.60section
Michael Spencerelated to Externí odkazyNobelprize0.60section
Michael Spencerelated to ReferenceWikipedii0.60section

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