Citation
Laureates 2025
in Economics
Celebrating economists whose research has reshaped policy, deepened insights into human behavior, and influenced global economic systems.
"for seminal analysis of wage structure, earnings inequality, educational advance, and technological change"
David Autor
United States
David Autor
"for seminal analysis of wage structure, earnings inequality, educational advance, and technological change"
MIT
Lawrence F. Katz
United States
Lawrence F. Katz
"for seminal analysis of wage structure, earnings inequality, educational advance, and technological change"
Harvard University
"for joint research on racial discrimination, corporate governance, and other aspects of labor economics determined by psychology and culture"
Marianne Bertrand
United States
Marianne Bertrand
"for joint research on racial discrimination, corporate governance, and other aspects of labor economics determined by psychology and culture"
University of Chicago Booth School of Business
Sendhil Mullainathan
United States
Sendhil Mullainathan
"for joint research on racial discrimination, corporate governance, and other aspects of labor economics determined by psychology and culture"
MIT
"for analyzing the impact of economic and political uncertainty on investment, employment and growth"
Nicholas Bloom
United States
Nicholas Bloom
"for analyzing the impact of economic and political uncertainty on investment, employment and growth"
Stanford University
Economics for a fairer future:
A conversation with Marianne Bertrand
In this video interview, Citation Laureate 2025 Marianne Bertrand shares what first inspired her interest in economics and social policy — and what continues to drive her work today. She reflects on the challenges that shaped her thinking, and the qualities she believes are key to creating real-world impact through research.
Bertrand explains her work in accessible terms, from tackling inequality and discrimination to influencing hiring practices that promote fairness. She discusses the long-term potential of policy reform and how data-driven insights can help build a more equitable future.
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