di Marco Boffo* – Lo scorso 8 ottobre, l’Accademia reale svedese delle scienze ha assegnato il premio della Banca di Svezia per le scienze economiche in memoria di Alfred Nobel (impropriamente noto come “Nobel per l’economia”) a William Nordhaus e Paul Romer. L’Accademia ha insignito del premio i due economisti per aver integrato, rispettivamente, il cambiamento climatico e le innovazioni tecnologiche nell’analisi macroeconomica di lungo periodo.
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