Philippe Aghion on Winning the Nobel Prize in Economics for Innovation Research

Associated PressOctober 13, 20251 min10,053 views

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Nobel Prize Announcement

📞 The call from Sweden came at 10:30 AM, informing Aghion that he was a co-winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics.
🤯 The announcement felt surreal and unreal, as he had never anticipated receiving such an honor.

Immediate Aftermath

🌍 Since the prize announcement, Aghion's phone has been ringing constantly, and his email inbox is completely jammed.
✉️ He has been receiving calls and messages from people all over the world, describing the experience as fantastic.

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Nobel Prize in EconomicsInnovationEconomic GrowthHuman WelfarePhilippe AghionJoel MokyrPeter Howitt

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