Robert E Hall and Michael Woodford received the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics from the Royal Swedish Academy. They were honoured for their work on macroeconomic stabilisation and developing important economic models. These models assist governments and central banks in managing economic fluctuations effectively. Their research highlighted decision-making processes of households and businesses, influencing fiscal and monetary policies.
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