J.J. (Jim) Thomas, at LSE, has done a resume of all Economics Nobel Prize winners and may have included Rand amongst the career paths. He has an article in circulation with all this information in an Appendix.
 
Professor Mary S. Morgan
LSE and University of Amsterdam, 
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From: Societies for the History of Economics on behalf of Martin Kragh
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Subject: [SHOE] RAND economists



Dear all,

I'm writing with a small request, that members on this list might be in a position to help me with. I'm interested in finding out about economists who for longer or shorter periods of time were associated with RAND Corporation, and also later came to be awarded the Swedish Riksbank price in economics in memory of Alfred Nobel (not necessarily for work carried out at RAND).

My present list includes the following persons: John Nash, Thomas Schelling, John Harsányi, Robert Aumann, Paul Samuelson, Harry Markowitz, Kenneth Arrow and Herbert Simon. Have there been any others?

Kind regards
Martin Kragh  



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