A recent Nobel Laureate from this country has studied the pricing of two-sided platform markets like credit cards or operating systems.
A recent Nobel Laureate from this country has studied the pricing of two-sided platform markets like credit cards or operating systems. Another thinker from this country used examples from Jane Austen and Balzac to illustrate the stability of the value of money in the nineteenth century. An economist born in this country proved that excess demands must sum to zero across markets; like Jevons and Menger, that father of (*) general equilibrium theory helped introduce the marginal revolution. An economist from this country argued that returns on investment are persistently higher than overall growth, exacerbating already existing wealth inequality, in the book Capital in the Twenty-First Century. For 10 points, name this country home to Jean Tirole, Léon Walras, and Thomas Piketty.
A recent Nobel Laureate from this country has studied the pricing of two-sided platform markets like credit cards or operating systems.
Republic of France [or French Republic]