<p>The Nobel Economics Prize -- the only Nobel prize not originally included in Alfred Nobel's 1895 last will and testament -- was established in 1968 to celebrate the Swedish central bank's 300th anniversary.</p>.<p>Since it was first awarded in 1969, Americans have dominated the prize, and only two women have won.</p>.<p>Here is a list of the winners:</p>.<p>2020: Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson (US)</p>.<p>2019: Abhijit Banerjee (US), Esther Duflo (France-US), Michael Kremer (US)</p>.<p>2018: William Nordhaus (US) and Paul Romer (US)</p>.<p>2017: Richard Thaler (US)</p>.<p>2016: Oliver Hart (Britain-US) and Bengt Holmstrom (Finland)</p>.<p>2015: Angus Deaton (Britain-US)</p>.<p>2014: Jean Tirole (France)</p>.<p>2013: Eugene Fama, Lars Peter Hansen and Robert Shiller (US)</p>.<p>2012: Alvin Roth and Lloyd Shapley (US)</p>.<p>2011: Thomas Sargent and Christopher Sims (US)</p>.<p>2010: Peter Diamond and Dale Mortensen (US) and Christopher Pissarides (Cyprus-Britain)</p>.<p>2009: Elinor Ostrom and Oliver Williamson (US)</p>.<p>2008: Paul Krugman (US)</p>.<p>2007: Leonid Hurwicz, Eric Maskin and Roger Myerson (US)</p>.<p>2006: Edmund Phelps (US)</p>.<p>2005: Thomas Schelling (US), Robert J. Aumann (US-Israel)</p>.<p>2004: Finn Kydland (Norway), Edward Prescott (US)</p>.<p>2003: Robert Engle (US), Clive Granger (Britain)</p>.<p>2002: Daniel Kahneman (Israel-US) and Vernon Smith (US)</p>.<p>2001: George Akerlof (US), A. Michael Spence (US), Joseph Stiglitz (US)</p>.<p>2000: James Heckman (US), Daniel McFadden (US)</p>.<p>1999: Robert Mundell (Canada)</p>.<p>1998: Amartya Sen (India)</p>.<p>1997: Robert Merton (US), Myron Scholes (US)</p>.<p>1996: James Mirrlees (Britain), William Vickrey (US)</p>.<p>1995: Robert Lucas Jr (US)</p>.<p>1994: John Harsanyi (US), John Nash (US), Reinhard Selten (Germany)</p>.<p>1993: Robert Fogel (US), Douglass North (US)</p>.<p>1992: Gary Becker (US)</p>.<p>1991: Ronald Coase (Britain)</p>.<p>1990: Harry Markowitz (US), Merton Miller (US), William Sharpe (US)</p>.<p>1989: Trygve Haavelmo (Norway)</p>.<p>1988: Maurice Allais (France)</p>.<p>1987: Robert Solow (US)</p>.<p>1986: James Buchanan (US)</p>.<p>1985: Franco Modigliani (US)</p>.<p>1984: Richard Stone (Britain)</p>.<p>1983: Gerard Debreu (US)</p>.<p>1982: George Stigler (US)</p>.<p>1981: James Tobin (US)</p>.<p>1980: Lawrence Klein (US)</p>.<p>1979: Theodore Schultz (US), Arthur Lewis (Britain)</p>.<p>1978: Herbert Simon (US)</p>.<p>1977: Bertil Ohlin (Sweden), James Meade (Britain)</p>.<p>1976: Milton Friedman (US)</p>.<p>1975: Leonid Kantorovich (Soviet Union), Tjalling Koopmans (US)</p>.<p>1974: Gunnar Myrdal (Sweden), Friedrich von Hayek (Britain)</p>.<p>1973: Wassily Leontief (US)</p>.<p>1972: John Hicks (Britain), Kenneth Arrow (US)</p>.<p>1971: Simon Kuznets (US)</p>.<p>1970: Paul Samuelson (US)</p>.<p>1969: Ragnar Frisch (Norway), Jan Tinbergen (Netherlands)</p>
<p>The Nobel Economics Prize -- the only Nobel prize not originally included in Alfred Nobel's 1895 last will and testament -- was established in 1968 to celebrate the Swedish central bank's 300th anniversary.</p>.<p>Since it was first awarded in 1969, Americans have dominated the prize, and only two women have won.</p>.<p>Here is a list of the winners:</p>.<p>2020: Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson (US)</p>.<p>2019: Abhijit Banerjee (US), Esther Duflo (France-US), Michael Kremer (US)</p>.<p>2018: William Nordhaus (US) and Paul Romer (US)</p>.<p>2017: Richard Thaler (US)</p>.<p>2016: Oliver Hart (Britain-US) and Bengt Holmstrom (Finland)</p>.<p>2015: Angus Deaton (Britain-US)</p>.<p>2014: Jean Tirole (France)</p>.<p>2013: Eugene Fama, Lars Peter Hansen and Robert Shiller (US)</p>.<p>2012: Alvin Roth and Lloyd Shapley (US)</p>.<p>2011: Thomas Sargent and Christopher Sims (US)</p>.<p>2010: Peter Diamond and Dale Mortensen (US) and Christopher Pissarides (Cyprus-Britain)</p>.<p>2009: Elinor Ostrom and Oliver Williamson (US)</p>.<p>2008: Paul Krugman (US)</p>.<p>2007: Leonid Hurwicz, Eric Maskin and Roger Myerson (US)</p>.<p>2006: Edmund Phelps (US)</p>.<p>2005: Thomas Schelling (US), Robert J. Aumann (US-Israel)</p>.<p>2004: Finn Kydland (Norway), Edward Prescott (US)</p>.<p>2003: Robert Engle (US), Clive Granger (Britain)</p>.<p>2002: Daniel Kahneman (Israel-US) and Vernon Smith (US)</p>.<p>2001: George Akerlof (US), A. Michael Spence (US), Joseph Stiglitz (US)</p>.<p>2000: James Heckman (US), Daniel McFadden (US)</p>.<p>1999: Robert Mundell (Canada)</p>.<p>1998: Amartya Sen (India)</p>.<p>1997: Robert Merton (US), Myron Scholes (US)</p>.<p>1996: James Mirrlees (Britain), William Vickrey (US)</p>.<p>1995: Robert Lucas Jr (US)</p>.<p>1994: John Harsanyi (US), John Nash (US), Reinhard Selten (Germany)</p>.<p>1993: Robert Fogel (US), Douglass North (US)</p>.<p>1992: Gary Becker (US)</p>.<p>1991: Ronald Coase (Britain)</p>.<p>1990: Harry Markowitz (US), Merton Miller (US), William Sharpe (US)</p>.<p>1989: Trygve Haavelmo (Norway)</p>.<p>1988: Maurice Allais (France)</p>.<p>1987: Robert Solow (US)</p>.<p>1986: James Buchanan (US)</p>.<p>1985: Franco Modigliani (US)</p>.<p>1984: Richard Stone (Britain)</p>.<p>1983: Gerard Debreu (US)</p>.<p>1982: George Stigler (US)</p>.<p>1981: James Tobin (US)</p>.<p>1980: Lawrence Klein (US)</p>.<p>1979: Theodore Schultz (US), Arthur Lewis (Britain)</p>.<p>1978: Herbert Simon (US)</p>.<p>1977: Bertil Ohlin (Sweden), James Meade (Britain)</p>.<p>1976: Milton Friedman (US)</p>.<p>1975: Leonid Kantorovich (Soviet Union), Tjalling Koopmans (US)</p>.<p>1974: Gunnar Myrdal (Sweden), Friedrich von Hayek (Britain)</p>.<p>1973: Wassily Leontief (US)</p>.<p>1972: John Hicks (Britain), Kenneth Arrow (US)</p>.<p>1971: Simon Kuznets (US)</p>.<p>1970: Paul Samuelson (US)</p>.<p>1969: Ragnar Frisch (Norway), Jan Tinbergen (Netherlands)</p>