In one text, this man traced how new reproductive technology leads to a decline in shotgun weddings and hence the "feminization of poverty."
In one text, this man traced how new reproductive technology leads to a decline in shotgun weddings and hence the "feminization of poverty." He called for tighter accounting regulations in a book co-authored with Paul Romer, and  traced the link between education, supervised activity and economics in a series of papers published with Rachel Kranton on "identity economics." This author of Looting: The Economic Underworld of Bankruptcy for Profit also collaborated with Robert Shiller on the book Animal Spirits: How Human Psychology Drives the Economy. His best-known work contains a section on "credit markets in underdeveloped countries," using India as the main example of a place where trust is low. Along with A. Michael Spence and Joseph Stiglitz, he shared the 2001 Nobel prize for that research, which examined the creation of "quality uncertainty" in the presence of asymmetric information. FTP, name this author of the paper The Market for Lemons.
In one text, this man traced how new reproductive technology leads to a decline in shotgun weddings and hence the "feminization of poverty."
George Arthur Akerlof