Sunday, February 20, 2011

How Do I Know If It Is A Murano Fish?

Kenneth Rogoff Wins German Bank's 2010 Basic Environmental Regulatory Instruments



macroeconomist Noted Dr. Kenneth Rogoff, won German bank Prize in Financial Economics, 2010.
"for pioneering contributions to finance and macroeconomics" were the terms that defined the work of Professor Rogoff, who now teaches at Harvard University.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-02-10/harvard-s-kenneth-rogoff-wins-deutsche-bank-economics-prize-worth-68-200.html
Professor Kenneth Rogoff, born in 1953, received as Economist at Yale University and then his Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has been director of economic research of the International Monetary Fund until 2003.
One of the written documents that have been taken into account so that the German Bank granted the award was "IS DIFFERENT THIS TIME", which was written in conjunction with the renowned economist Dr. Carmen M. Reinhart.

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