Robert Schiller

Robert James Shiller (English: Robert James Shiller, March 29, 1946 -), nicknamed Bob Shiller (English: Bob Shiller), was born in Detroit, United States, American economist, scholar, and best-selling author. His expertise lies in behavioral finance and financial economics. He currently holds the Arthur Okun Professorship at Yale University and is a member of the International Center for Finance at the Yale School of Management. He has been an associate researcher at the National Institute of Economic Research since 1980. In 2005, he served as vice president of the American Economic Association. From 2006 to 2007, he served as President of the Eastern Economic Association. He is also the founder and chief economist of MacroMarkets Investment Management Ltd. Shiller is widely known in China for his participation in Yale University’s open course on financial markets. He is regarded as a member of the emerging Keynesian school and won the 1996 Paul A. Samuelson Award in Economics and the 2009 Deutsche Bank Prize. He is one of the top 100 most influential economists in the world. He was nominated for the 2012 Nobel Prize in Economics and won the 2013 Nobel Prize in Economics together with Eugene Fama and Lars-Peter Hansen for his contributions to the empirical analysis of asset prices.