Nobel Laureate Robert E. Lucas, Jr.: Architect of Modern Macroeconomics
回顾了卢卡斯的工作历史背景，评价其对经济学界的影响，核心贡献是发展并应用经济理论回答宏观经济学实质问题，推动了经济学家分析复杂概率环境中代理人行为的转变。
In 1995, Robert E. Lucas was awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize for Economic Science. This review places Lucas's work in a historical context and evaluates the effect of this work on the economics profession. Lucas's central contribution is that he developed and applied economic theory to answer substantive questions in macroeconomics. Economists today routinely analyze systems in which agents operate in complex probabilistic environments to understand interactions about which the great theorists of an earlier generation could only speculate. This sea change is due primarily to Lucas.