William Vickrey(1914–1996)

Economics

William Vickrey is a recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economics (1996) from Canada. Their primary field is Economics. They were educated at Phillips Academy and Yale College. They have been affiliated with Columbia University.

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Canada
Nobel Prize in Economics (1996)
Wikipedia
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Major Awards
12
Publications
2,386
Citations
6
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i10-index
198.8
Avg Citations/Paper

Awards & Recognition

1996

Most Cited Works

Top publications by citation count
#1

Judicial Council of California, Administrative Office of the Courts 2013 Distinguished Service Awards Announced

(2013)
0
citations
#2

Opinions as the Voice of the Court:How State Supreme Courts Can CommunicateEffectively and Promote Procedural Fairness

(2012)
12
citations
#3

Unified Courts for Families ImprovIng CoordInatIon of Cases InvolvIng famIlIes and ChIldren

(2009)
0
citations
#4

Access to Justice: A Broader Perspective

Loyola of Los Angeles law review(2009)
3
citations
#5

R E Q U E S T F O R Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S ADDENDUM NO. 1

(2005)
0
citations
#6

Fifteen fatal fallacies of financial fundamentalism: a disquisition on demand-side economics.

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America(1998)
24
citations
#7

Simplification, Progression and a Level Playing Field

(1996)
9
citations
#8

Incentives in Teams

Econometrica(1973)
2,047
citations
#9

Economic Change: Selected Essays in Business Cycles, National Income, and Economic Growth.@@@Shares of Upper Income Groups in Income and Savings.

Political Science Quarterly(1954)
266
citations
#10

Vortex flow in an actual gas.

(1948)
0
citations

Recent Publications

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Judicial Council of California, Administrative Office of the Courts 2013 Distinguished Service Awards Announced

2013
0citations

Opinions as the Voice of the Court:How State Supreme Courts Can CommunicateEffectively and Promote Procedural Fairness

2012
12citations

Unified Courts for Families ImprovIng CoordInatIon of Cases InvolvIng famIlIes and ChIldren

2009
0citations

Access to Justice: A Broader Perspective

Loyola of Los Angeles law review2009
3citations

R E Q U E S T F O R Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S ADDENDUM NO. 1

2005
0citations

Fifteen fatal fallacies of financial fundamentalism: a disquisition on demand-side economics.

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America1998
24citations
Open Access

Simplification, Progression and a Level Playing Field

1996
9citations

Incentives in Teams

Econometrica1973
2,047citations

Economic Change: Selected Essays in Business Cycles, National Income, and Economic Growth.@@@Shares of Upper Income Groups in Income and Savings.

Political Science Quarterly1954
266citations

Vortex flow in an actual gas.

1948
0citations

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Publications & Citations

Co-winners

Shared the same award in the same year

JM
James Mirrlees
Nobel Prize in Economics (1996)

Education

Phillips Academy
Yale College
Yale University(Bachelor of Science)
Columbia University(Doctor of Philosophy)

Doctoral Advisors

Jacques H. DrèzeDavid ColanderSeymour SacksCarl ShoupRobert M. Haig

Positions & Roles

president

Academy Memberships

National Academy of Sciences (US)American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Related Laureates

Other winners of the same award(s)

JM
Joel Mokyr
Nobel Prize in Economics (2025)
PA
Philippe Aghion
Nobel Prize in Economics (2025)
PH
Peter Howitt
Nobel Prize in Economics (2025)
DA
Daron Acemoglu
Nobel Prize in Economics (2024)
JA
James A. Robinson
Nobel Prize in Economics (2024)
SJ
Simon Johnson
Nobel Prize in Economics (2024)
DA
Daron Acemoğlu
Nobel Prize in Economics (2024)
CG
Claudia Goldin
Nobel Prize in Economics (2023)

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