James Mirrlees(1936–2018)
EconomicsJames Mirrlees is a recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economics (1996) from United Kingdom. Their primary field is Economics. They were educated at University of Cambridge and Douglas Ewart High School. They have been affiliated with Yale University.
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Education
University of Cambridge
Douglas Ewart High School
University of Edinburgh(Master of Arts)
Trinity College(doctorate)
Doctoral Advisors
Nicholas Stern, Baron Stern of BrentfordFranklin AllenJerry A. HausmanPaul SeabrightBarry NalebuffJohn VickersAlan ManningGareth MylesHyun Song ShinSeong-Lin NaPeter J. HammondRavi KanburJoseph FarrellColin RowatChris J. HarrisJohn FingletonKenjiro HoriAzizur Rahman KhanMichael David HamerAnindya BanerjeeThomas RenströmMohammed H. I. DoreRichard Stone
Career Timeline
Massachusetts Institute of Technology?–present
University of Cambridge1963–1968
University of Oxford1968–1995
University of California, Berkeley1986–1986
Yale University1989–1989
University of Cambridge1995–present
Academy Memberships
National Academy of Sciences (US)American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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