John Wiley & Sons, Inc., is pleased to learn that The Royal Swedish
Academy of Sciences has awarded The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic
Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel for 2013 to Eugene F. Fama, Lars
Peter Hansen and Robert J. Shiller.
Professor Eugene F. Fama, of the University of Chicago, U.S.A.,
Professor Lars Peter Hansen, of the University of Chicago, U.S.A., and
Professor Robert J. Shiller, of Yale University, U.S.A., were awarded
The Sveriges Riksbank Prize for laying the foundations for understanding
trends of asset prices.
All three winners have published with Wiley throughout their careers.
Professor Shiller’s work includes research into forecasting housing
market prices and returns in Real
Estate Economics and measuring asset values in derivative
markets in The
Journal of Finance.
Professor Hansen’s work includes an analysis of U.S. monetary policy
experimentation in the Journal
of Money, Credit and Banking, and a chapter on pricing kernels
for the Encyclopedia
of Quantitative Finance. Professor Fama first
published with Wiley in The
Journal of Finance in 1968 and most recently he has published
research in the European
Financial Management in September 2013.
To celebrate the achievements of the Nobel winners, Wiley will be making
a selection of content from this year’s winners of Nobel Prizes free to
access until the end of the year. Please visit the Nobel
Prize page on Wiley Online Library for more information and to
access content, which will be updated throughout the award period.
