A few years ago David Warsh, an economic journalist, lamented that the glare of the Nobel prize left other equally deserving economists, such as Mr Phelps, languishing “in the half-lit penumbra[9] of the shortlist”.
A few years ago David Warsh, an economic journalist, lamented that the glare of the Nobel prize left other equally deserving economists, such as Mr Phelps, languishing “in the half-lit penumbra[9] of the shortlist”.
几年前，经济新闻记者大卫?沃什悲叹诺贝尔奖的光环让其他一些同样应该获奖的经济学家如菲尔普斯“在候选人名单若明若暗的光影中渐渐黯淡了”。