Скачать или смотреть 💰 Nobel Prize in Economics 1984 | Sir Richard Stone – The Father of National Income Accounting

The 1984 Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to Sir Richard Stone for his fundamental contributions to the development of national accounting systems.

Stone revolutionized how we measure economic activity by creating a System of National Accounts (SNA) — a standardized framework that allows countries to calculate GDP, national income, consumption, and investment in a consistent way.

His work transformed economics into an empirical science, giving policymakers the tools to understand and manage the economy through data-based evidence.

🎯 In this video, you’ll learn:

Who was Sir Richard Stone?

Why he received the 1984 Nobel Prize in Economics

What is National Income Accounting?

How we measure GDP, savings, and investment

Why Stone’s work remains the foundation of modern economic statistics


Thanks to Stone’s efforts, governments, researchers, and international institutions like the World Bank and IMF can compare and analyze economies with accuracy and reliability.

💬 Comment below: Do you think GDP is still the best measure of a country’s progress today?
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