Paul Romer was once Silicon Valley’s favorite economist. The theory that helped him win a Nobel Prize — that ideas are the turbocharged fuel of the modern economy — resonated deeply in the global ...
Warren Buffett, perhaps the most sophisticated investor of all time, has historically eschewed technology stocks, precisely because he never had a way to value them. He once joked to a group of ...
Paul Romer, University Professor at New York University and co-recipient of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Economics, recently spoke with Manhattan Institute Vice President Brandon Fuller about how the ...
Nobel laureate Paul M. Romer, one of the most influential economists of this century, will join Boston College as the Seidner University Professor in the Carroll School of Management, beginning this ...
Nobel laureate Paul M. Romer, one of the most influential economists of this century, will join Boston College as the Seidner University Professor in the Carroll School of Management, beginning this ...
The Chinese government predicts its worst economic growth in 30 years, after years of extraordinary leaps that helped the world recover from the 2008 crash. Paul Romer, who won the 2018 Nobel Prize ...
You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. The breathless buzz around artificial intelligence is similar to the rabid excitement that surrounded ...
I visited the annual Nevada bacchanalia with Paul Romer, a Nobel-winning economist who has come to see it as a model for urbanization. Everything about the experience was surreal. By Emily Badger ...
The Labor Department’s June jobs report seems to reflect a strengthening economy. After all, businesses across the country reopened during that month. But now coronavirus cases are soaring, raising ...
Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Romer says a return to nearly normal life is possible this summer if the United States does wide-scale testing for the coronavirus. Romer is calling on the U.S.
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