Fischer Black Prize

The Fischer Black Prize (original: Fischer Black Prize ) is a biennial award for economics given by the American Finance Association in memory of the economist Fischer Black , which honors knowledge in the field of public finance . According to the statutes, similar to the John Bates Clark Medal , the award honors an economist who is younger than 40 - or younger than 45 if the person was older than 35 at the time of the doctorate.

Previous winners

The following people have been awarded the Fisch Black Prize so far:

• 2003: Raghuram Rajan , University of Chicago
• 2005: not awarded
• 2007: Tobias Moskowitz , University of Chicago
• 2009: Harrison Hong , Princeton University
• 2011: Xavier Gabaix , New York University
• 2013: Ulrike Malmendier , University of California, Berkeley
• 2015: Yuliy Sannikov , Princeton University
• 2017: Amir Sufi , University of Chicago
• 2019: Ralph Koijen , University of Chicago

Web links

• Fischer Black Prize at the American Finance Association (afajof.org)