John Bates Clark Medal in Economics

This prize was established in 1947 by the American Economic Association to recognize the nation’s most outstanding economist under age 40. It is awarded every two years. Of the 29 recipients of this award, all have at some time been approved for a Center fellowship and ten recipients have been Fellows.

• Kenneth Boulding, 1949 (Fellow in 1955)
• Milton Friedman,1951 (Fellow in 1958)
• Kenneth Arrow,1957 (Fellow in 1957)
• Robert Solow, 1961 (Fellow in 1958)
• Dale Jorgensen, 1971 (Fellow in 1975)
• James Heckman, 1983 (Fellow in 1979)
• David Card, 1995 (Fellow in 1997)
• Matt Rabin, 2001 (Fellow in 1998)
• Steve Levitt, 2003 (Fellow in 2003)
• Susan Athey, 2007 (Fellow in 2005)