NPR Interviews Nobel Economist Michael Woodford on Pricing
NPR's Ailsa Chang interviews Michael Woodford of Columbia University, a Nobel economics laureate, about pricing.
The interview was released as an audio item. At the time of publication, the audio was not yet available; NPR said it would be available later today. The text accompanying the segment did not include a transcript or direct quotations from Woodford.
NPR identified Woodford by his Columbia University affiliation and noted that he was one of two American recipients of the economics Nobel. The segment's stated subject was pricing, according to the network's description.
No further details about Woodford's remarks or the specific pricing topics discussed were included in the published text.
Editor's Summary
Michael Woodford of Columbia University, one of two Americans awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics, discussed pricing in an NPR interview with Ailsa Chang. The segment was published on October 13, 2026, with audio scheduled to be available later that day. NPR did not include a transcript or additional details in the accompanying text.