John Bates Clark Medal

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academic award economics award

The John Bates Clark Medal is a prestigious American economics award given annually to an economist under the age of forty for significant contributions to economic thought and knowledge.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	academic award → economics award →
ageLimit	40 →
awardFor	significant contributions to economic thought and knowledge →
changedToAnnual	2009 →
country	United States →
discipline	economic sciences →
eligibilityCriterion	economist under the age of forty → substantial research contributions in economics →
field	economics →
firstAwarded	1947 →
firstRecipient	Paul Samuelson →
formerFrequency	biennial →
formerFrequencyPeriod	1947–2008 →
frequency	annual →
hasReputation	one of the most prestigious awards in economics → second in prestige only to the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences →
inception	1947 →
languageOfName	English →
namedAfter	John Bates Clark →
namedForNationality	American →
namedForOccupation	economist →
notableRecipient	Amy Finkelstein → Claudia Goldin → Daron Acemoglu → David Card → Emmanuel Saez → Esther Duflo → Gary Becker → James Tobin → Joseph Stiglitz → Kenneth Arrow → Matthew Gentzkow → Milton Friedman → Paul Krugman → Raj Chetty → Robert Lucas Jr. → Robert Solow → Roland Fryer → Steven Levitt → Susan Athey →
presentedBy	American Economic Association →
relatedAward	Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences →
selectionProcess	committee of the American Economic Association →
typicalAwardedFor	applied economics → econometrics → theoretical economics →
typicalRecipientAffiliation	university faculty →

Referenced by (9)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Daron Acemoglu → Gary Becker → James Heckman → Joseph Stiglitz → Kamer Daron Acemoglu → Tjalling C. Koopmans → Trygve Haavelmo →	awardReceived
American Economic Association →	awards
AEA Honors and Awards →	hasAward