# Nobel Prize in Economics  

Taiwan has the world's highest rate of end-stage kidney disease—and one of its worst transplant bottlenecks. More than 8,800 patients are on the waiting list. Fewer than 430 transp......

A Nobel Prize-winning economist has predicted that a four-day workweek — and a three-day weekend — will become a global trend, driven by the convergence of industrialization and ar......

As tech titans from OpenAI's Sam Altman to Microsoft founder Bill Gates warn of overheating in the artificial intelligence sector, Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Engle offere......

Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz delivered a pointed critique at a January 13 forum at National Taiwan University, arguing that the island's celebrated development model now harbors ......

Nobel Prize-winning economist and former World Bank Chief Economist Joseph Stiglitz returned to Taiwan for the first time in 35 years, warning that the rapid development of artificial intelligence(AI) is exacerbating misinformation and information distortion. In an exclusive interview with Storm Media, he argued that compensation mechanisms for the news industry have become an unavoidable issue as AI massively absorbs and uses existing content.

Buoyed by an AI investment boom, U.S. economic data appears robust, with the impact of the Trump administration’s tariff policies yet to be fully reflected in broader economic indicators. In an exclusive interview with Storm Media, Nobel laureate and former World Bank Chief Economist Joseph Stiglitz casts doubt on this optimistic narrative, bluntly stating, "The U.S. economy is not as good as it seems."

Speaking in Taipei on January 13, Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz warned that the greatest threat to freedom in contemporary society may not come from governments, but from the growing concentration of market and media power, a trend he said is increasingly visible in advanced democracies around the world.

Speaking in Taipei on January 13, Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz argued that freedom should not be reduced to the absence of government intervention. Instead, he sai......