Peter Diamond

American economist, Nobel laureate

Peter Diamond - Thinkers & Philosophers born April 29th, 1940
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An American economist contributed significantly to labor economics and non-linear models in economic theory. Received the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2010 for analyzing labor market dynamics and searching theories. Served as a professor at MIT and published extensively on topics related to unemployment and job matching. Held the position of a senior adviser at the Federal Reserve.

Received the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2010

Contributed to the theory of search frictions in labor markets

Published influential papers on matching models in economics

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