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Americanos Michael Woodford e Robert Hall ganham o Nobel de Economia

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Os americanos Robert Hall e Michael Woodford ganharam, nesta segunda-feira (12), o Prêmio Nobel de Economia por seus trabalhos sobre como as políticas fiscais e monetárias podem ajudar a estabilizar as flutuações da economia. 

Os dois foram premiados por seus estudos sobre "os fundamentos microeconômicos da estabilização macroeconômica", informou o comitê do Nobel.

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