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今年诺贝尔经济学奖得主埃尔文·罗斯(Alvin Roth)认为经济学可以在很多方面影响人们的日常生活。当《魔鬼经济学》(Freakonomics)之类的畅销书的作者取悦大众、津津乐道于怪诞而有趣的问题(比如说怎么样察觉相扑运动员的作弊行为)时,他却仍然一门心思研究现实世界中那些质朴的经济问题。现年58岁的罗斯同时在哈佛大学经济学院和商学院任教,他表示:“有些人觉得经济学领域有各种优秀的工具和技巧,唯独缺乏有趣的问题。但我却发现,既不失趣味又有现实意义的重要问
Alvin Roth, Nobel laureate of economics this year, thinks economics can affect people’s everyday lives in many ways. While the author of best-seller such as Freakonomics pleases the public and revels in weird and entertaining questions (such as how to spot the cheaters of sumo wrestlers), he is still struggling with the real world In those simple economic problems. Ross, 58, who teaches at Harvard’s School of Economics and Business School at the same time, said: ”Some people find that there are a variety of excellent tools and techniques in the field of economics, but lack interesting questions, but I find that neither It is important to ask for the interesting and realistic meaning