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Princeton economist wins Nobel prize for research into how rich and poor people make decisions about how much to buy and how much to save

by Jeff Guo

economics for his diverse contributions to the study of consumer spending. His research has explored how people, particularly the poor, make decisions about what to buy and how much to save.

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