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  Jean Tirole, (born August 9, 1953, Troyes, France), French economist who was
awarded the 2014 Nobel Prize for Economics in recognition of his innovative contributions to the study of monopolistic
industries, or industries that consist of only a few powerful firms. Tirole’s work has had a significant impact
across a wide range of fields within economics, including microeconomics, game theory, and industrial organization.
  Tirole earned bachelor’s degrees in engineering and decision mathematics at the École Polytechnique in
France and the Université Paris Dauphine, respectively, in 1976. In 1978 he received a specialized doctorate in
decision mathematics from Dauphine, and in 1981 he earned a Ph.D. in economics at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (MIT). He then worked as a researcher at the École Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées in Paris until
1984, when he was appointed professor of economics at MIT. In 2011, he cofounded École d’Économie de
Toulouse (Toulouse School of Economics).
  
  From the start, Tirole’s research was highly theoretical
in nature. He carefully analyzed how markets work and used mathematical models to study the ways in which markets fail
in the absence of sufficient competition. Tirole’s research showed that the “one-size-fits-all”
approach of previous models, which recommended price caps for monopolies to prevent them from charging too much for
their products, did not always have favourable social outcomes. Although such policies would encourage greater
production efficiency by those firms, which is a good thing for society, they may also permit excessive profits if those
firms are allowed to continue to operate as monopolies. He adapted his models to study a number of specific industries,
ranging from telecommunications to banking, that are highly regulated owing to their tendency to form monopolies. From
the mid-1980s, his research became the basis of a general theory of the market power of firms, which helped economists
to devise policy recommendations on issues such as monopoly regulation and ways to best design antitrust laws to ensure
desirable social outcomes without harming competition.
  
  Tirole’s many publications include more
than 200 articles and several books, including the influential graduate-level textbook Game Theory (1991), cowritten
with Drew Fudenberg, The Theory of Corporate Finance (2006), and Inside and Outside Liquidity (2011), cowritten with
Bengt Holmström.
  
  Peter Bondarenko
  
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http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/1996921/Jean-Tirole 						

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