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What Does It Take to Win the Nobel Prize in Economics?
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1:42Now PlayingOctober 14 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Scarlet Flu reports the "The Single Best Chart" of Nobel Prizes in economics. (Source: Bloomberg)
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