Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences Winners At Cato
The following Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences Honorees have worked with Cato:
- F. A. Hayek
- Milton Friedman
- James M. Buchanan
- Robert Mundell
- Edward C. Prescott
- Douglass C. North
- Vernon L. Smith
- Gary S. Becker
- Ronald Coase
- Thomas C. Schelling
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