Thomas
Sargent was the co-recipient of the 2011 Nobel Prize in Economic
Sciences, along with Christopher A. Sims, “for their empirical
research on cause and effect in the macroeconomy.” Sargent, an
economist at New York University, serves on the Council of Academic
Advisors for Cato’s Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives.
Sargent spoke
at the Emergency Economic Summit for Greece held in Athens in 2015,
a conference cohosted by the Cato Institute and the Atlas Network,
among others.
Resources
Sargent’s remarks at the Emergency Economic Summit for Greece
featured in Cato Policy Report, 2002
The Big
Problem of Small Change, by Thomas J. Sargent and François
R. Velde, reviewed in the Cato Journal, Spring 2002
Other Resources
Sargent’s page on the Nobel Prize website