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Thomas J. Sargent Biographical Navigate to: Summary -- Facts -- Biographical -- Prize Lecture -- Banquet speech -- Prize presentation -- Interview -- Diploma -- Photo gallery -- Other resources - Christopher A. Sims Prize announcement Press release Popular information Advanced information Award ceremony video Award ceremony speech Banquet video
Sargent se ha posicionado como una de las empresas más importantes del país en el soporte a los procesos productivos de distintos sectores de la economía nacional Ventas +569 9340 6832 - +569 9437 0511
This Princeton University Press monograph is about robust filtering and control. It adapts H_2, H_\infty, and entropy methods to handle discounted problems. Both single agent and multiple agent settings are studied. There are new chapters about recursive equilibria in this version. The book includes two chapters about robust filtering and ...
Thomas Sargent William R Berkley Professor of Economics and Business thomas.sargent@nyu.edu Department of Economics New York University 19 W. 4th Street, 6th Floor New York, NY 10012 Phone: (212) 998-3548
Thomas John Sargent (ur. 19 lipca 1943 w Pasadenie) – amerykański ekonomista, profesor ekonomii na Uniwersytecie Nowojorskim, działający głównie na polu makroekonomii. Zajmował się m.in. teorią racjonalnych oczekiwań. W przeszłości związany m.in. z University of Chicago oraz Stanford University . W 2011 został, wraz z ...
Macroeconomics after Lucas. May 2024. This sequel to ``After Keynesian Macroeconomics'' (1978) tells how equilibrium Markov processes underlie macroeconomics and much of applied dynamic economics today. It recalls how Robert E. Lucas, Jr., regarded Keynesian and rational expectations revolutions as interconnected transformations of economic and ...
Christopher A. Sims. The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 2011 was awarded jointly to Thomas J. Sargent and Christopher A. Sims "for their empirical research on cause and effect in the macroeconomy". MLA style: The Prize in Economic Sciences 2011.
