Two Americans Awarded Nobel Prize in Economics for Research on Boom-Bust Cycles
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Two American economists have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics for their research focused on smoothing boom-and-bust cycles. Their work aims to reduce unemployment and inflation by better managing economic fluctuations. This recognition highlights the importance of economic stability in policy making.
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