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No story in the recent reference set has a lower score (reference: 90 recent stories measured with the same method).
No story in the recent reference set has a lower score (reference: 90 recent stories measured with the same method).
Canada
Ottawa frames this Nobel as the vindication of central bankers' practical tools, at a time when the energy shock tied to the Iran war is weighing on prices again.
What each one tells
Australia
Canberra takes from the 2026 economics Nobel a toolbox for central banks: the Australian press mainly relays the committee's wording on energy shocks and changes in household consumption.
Canada
Energy
the Globe and Mail links the prize to the energy shock tied to the Iran war, which puts the current concerns of central banks front and center.
Keynesian historical
CBC presents the work as a break from the Keynesian approach inherited from the Great Depression.
What the account puts first
Australia
Institutional
both articles put the committee's statement on central banks' use of the models front and center.
Local omission
the coverage reports no Australian reaction or application of this work, and mostly cites the Swedish source.
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70 years
Michael Woodford's age
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71 years