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Alexander Henderson Award
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The Alexander Henderson Award is presented to the student at the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University who displays the best work in the field of economic theory. A large proportion of the winners of the award has later made contributions to economics that have changed the practice of the field. Since its inception, four recipients have already been awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics: Oliver E. Williamson, Dale T. Mortensen, Edward C. Prescott and Finn E. Kydland. Among the deceased award winners are John Muth, known as "the father of the rational expectations revolution"; Albert Ando, among the very pioneers of overlapping-generations models; and Jan Mossin who derived the Capital Asset Pricing Model. A few notable recipients *1954 - John Muth *1955 - Albert Ando *1956 - Kalman J. Cohen *1962 - Oliver E. Williamson *1965 - Dale T. Mortensen *1967 - Edward C. Prescott *1968 - Jan Mossin *1973 - Finn E. Kydland *1974 - Costas Azariadis *1978 - Edward J. Green *1981 - V. V. Chari *1983 - Ravi Jagannathan *1990 - Madhav Rajan *1991 - Wouter den Haan 
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