SWEDEN NOBEL 1986

SWEDEN NOBEL 1986

FILE SWEDEN NOBEL1986. James M. Buchanan USA receives the Nobel Prize in economics from king Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, during the Nobel Prize ceremony at Stockholm Concert Hall, Sweden, December 10, 1986.Photo: Rof Hamilton / SCANPIX / Code

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