The Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded for explaining innovative growth

The Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to Joel Mokir, Philippe Agyon and Peter Howitt for "explaining innovative economic growth." The relevant information was published on the website of the Nobel Committee on October 13.

It is noted that Joel Mokir was awarded "for defining the prerequisites for sustainable growth through technological progress." Philippe Agyon and Peter Howitt were awarded "for the theory of sustainable growth through creative destruction."

Tolerant ratios: the Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded for research on immunity

How is the ability of the body's defense system to turn on the brakes and not attack its own cells used in the treatment of cancer and other diseases

On October 7, the Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to scientists John Clark, Michelle Devore and John Martinis for their achievements in quantum mechanics. It is specified that the scientists were awarded for "the discovery of macroscopic quantum mechanical tunneling and quantization of energy in an electrical circuit."

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