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A Limited Central Bank Charles I. Plosser Douglass C. North, co-winner of the 1993 Nobel Prize in Economics, argued that institutions were deliberately devised to constrain interactions among parties—both public and pr
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Philadelphia / Cambridge / /

Company

U.S. Central Banking / Bear Stearns / Central Bank Independence / AIG / /

Country

United States / /

EntertainmentAwardEvent

the 1993 Nobel Memorial Prize / /

Event

Bankruptcy / /

Facility

Global Interdependence Center / Cato Institute / /

IndustryTerm

conventional policy tool / bank / important disciplining devices / bank policies / bank actions / banking / bank plays / clearer communications / printing money / /

Organization

Global Interdependence Center / Congress / Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia / American Economic Association / U.S. government / US Federal Reserve / National Bureau of Economic Research / Cato Institute / Federal Open Market Committee / Senate / /

Person

Robert W. Fogel / Milton Friedman / Douglass C. North / Charles I. Plosser / /

Position

author / President and Chief Executive Officer / U.S. president / /

ProvinceOrState

Massachusetts / /

PublishedMedium

Journal of Economic Perspectives / Cato Journal / Journal of Political Economy / /

URL

www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/economicsciences/laureates/1993/press.html / /

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