which publishes around the world, and "Economic View" for The New York Times. He is co-founder and chief economist of MacroMarkets LLC. Robert Shiller explains what a bubble is.

Robert Shiller sat down with Business Insider during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland to discuss his most recent book and how it applies to the current economic landscape.

Yale economist and Nobel Prize winner Robert Shiller tells WSJ.Money contributor David Wessel that they can.

In an interview with WSJ.Money contributor David Wessel, Yale economist Robert Shiller describes his thoughts on what actually drives markets—and recalls his encounter with Alan Greenspan just ...

Cryptocurrencies may be yet another in a long line of failed attempts to establish new kinds of money, Robert Shiller wrote on the Project Syndicate's website this week. Shiller, a Nobel prize ...

Yale professor Robert Shiller is out with a new essay at Project Syndicate called "Parallels to 1937" that tackles the issue of how an economic malaise can impact the psychology of citizens.

Here's your chance to have a question answered by a Nobel Prize winning economist. Yale professor Robert Shiller will appear next Thursday, Jan. 30, as the special guest on a live monthly ...

In March 2000, Robert Shiller published his soon-to-be bestseller “Irrational Exuberance.” The timing was perfect. That very month, the dot-com bubble burst just as Shiller had predicted in his book.