Germán Bernácer Prize
The Bernácer Prize is awarded annually to European economists under the age of 40, who have made outstanding contributions in the fields of macroeconomics and finance. The prize is named for Germán Bernácer, an early Spanish macroeconomist.
The prize was created in 2001 by the OBCE (Observatorio del Banco Central Europeo), a Spanish independent think tank. The prize was established to recognise the work of young economists from the European Union and to stimulate research on European macroeconomics and financial issues.
Current members of the prize committee are Vítor Constâncio, Jordi Galí, Francesco Giavazzi, Edward C. Prescott, Evi Pappa, José Viñals, Charles Wyplosz, and Juan José Dolado.
Prizewinners
- Veronica Guerrieri 2015
- Thomas Philippon 2014
- Nicholas Bloom 2013
- Lasse Heje Pedersen 2012
- Xavier Gabaix 2011
- Emmanuel Farhi 2010
- Markus Brunnermeier 2009
- Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas 2008
- Hélène Rey 2007
- Monika Piazzesi 2006
- Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe 2005
- Luigi Zingales 2004
- José Manuel Campa 2003
- Philip R. Lane 2002
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