Prof. Douglas Diamond reflects on winning the Nobel Prize
Through his groundbreaking research, University of Chicago economist Douglas W. Diamond has helped to define modern banking theory—profoundly impacting the way we think about banks and financial crises. This October, he was honored with a share of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel—the 97th person affiliated with UChicago to win a Nobel Prize.
In anticipation of his trip to this year’s prize ceremony, Diamond reflects on the challenge of presenting the Nobel lecture, in which he hopes to put “some new thoughts on the old models,” as well as his groundbreaking four-decade career at UChicago.
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