The following is a short list:
Jan Tinbergen 1903–1994
Another Nobel Prize winner on our list, Dutch economist, Jan Tinbergen was educated at Universiteit Leiden.



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The following is a short list:
Another Nobel Prize winner on our list, Dutch economist, Jan Tinbergen was educated at Universiteit Leiden.



The end!
A man wearing a hat featuring a symbol of far-right group Patriot Prayer was fatally shot during clashes between supporters of President Trump and anti-racism protesters in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday night, per the New York Times.
The big picture: The shooting occurred on the 94th straight day of protests in the city. Clashes erupted after some 1,000 Trump supporters rallied in Portland, the Oregonian reports.
Editor's note: This is a developing news story. Please check back for updates.
Authorities are hoping a nightly curfew and far smaller crowd will keep President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration from descending into a repeat of Wednesday's Capitol chaos.
Why it matters: The fact that a crowd of Trump supporters breached the Capitol and scaled the platform where Biden is slated to take the presidential oath has led to criticism by political leaders, calls for investigations and reflection about how it will alter a normally festive da.
Sen. Roy Blunt, chair of the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies, told reporters "the Capitol Police will and should really do a quick review here of what went wrong, and what they need to do to be sure nothing like that could happen again.”
The changes already made: Washington will be under a state of emergency until 3pm on Jan. 21, the day after Biden’s inauguration.
Go deeper: Listen to Dan Primack discuss the Capitol insurrection on the Axios Re:Cap podcast.
The White House rolled out initiatives Monday aimed at jump-starting development of large offshore wind farms that together would power over 10 million homes.
Why it matters: The target of 30 gigawatts of generating capacity by 2030 would go well beyond the big projects already on the drawing boards.
Some of the steps announced Monday:
The big picture: The efforts come as the Biden administration is looking to emphasize the jobs potential of its climate and renewable energy goals — and arguing they extend well beyond the coasts.
Between the lines: Huge energy companies like Equinor, Shell and BP, Portugal's EDP and others are already involved in various partnerships for U.S. projects.
Former U.S. Ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland is suing former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the U.S. government for $1.8 million, alleging that the State Department reneged on its promise to pay the legal fees he incurred when he delivered bombshell testimony during Trump's first impeachment.
Flashback: Sondland testified in 2020that he believed the Trump administration conditioned military aid to Ukraine on whether its government would investigate Joe and Hunter Biden. Sondland claimed he worked with Rudy Giuliani "at the express direction" of President Trump on matters involving Ukraine.
Details: The suit alleges Pompeo told Sondland he wouldn't get government lawyers to help him prepare for the trial, but that he would be reimbursed if he hired his own counsel.
What they're saying: "Despite the fact that Ambassador Sondland was subpoenaed in his capacity as an official Government diplomat, Defendants bucked normal convention and denied him the services of any Government counsel," the lawsuit says.
What to watch: Sondland is demanding the U.S. government or Pompeo pay his fees, either because the former secretary of state broke a contractual commitment or misrepresented his authority to ensure the government would pay.