Deaton will shape global behavioural analysis
Nobel Prize winner Deaton has contributed to the understanding of consumer behaviour and inequality
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- Consumption patterns
- Aggregate saving
- Consumption, poverty and inequality
- Poverty and malnutrition
- Measuring poverty
- Family discrimination
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-2_350.jpg "Angus Deaton of Princeton University after winning the 2015 economics Nobel Prize (Reuters/Dominick Reuter)")