George J. Stigler received the
1982 Nobel Prize in economic sciences for his important studies
of industrial structures, the functioning of markets and the
causes and effects of public regulation, carried out at the
University. He was a member of faculty 1958-1991, serving as
the Clark R. Walgreen Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus
of American Institutions in the GSB Department of Economics.
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