Abstract:

Nobel Economics Prize is given to the economists each year who contributed significant achievements in economics and contribution to the humanity. In 1992, the Royal Swedish Academy awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences to Gary S. Becker, for academic life, especially during the complex issues in the social field with an analysis of the discipline of economics to provide a significant contribution. Becker also tries to extend the domain of microeconomic analysis to a wide range of human behavior and interaction, including non-market behavior. Becker use the language of mathematical economics into the conceptual framework social issues in society. Becker developed these models and then many scientists take advantage of this model by developing new research areas. In this article, we will analyze Becker as a person and as a academician Becker's life adventure then contributions economics and to human capital theory.

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