Insurance (regroupement-credit)

Jumat, 18 Oktober 2013

Eugene Fama explained. Kind of. Part 2: Asset pricing

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Following up on my post on Fama’s corporate governance contributions , let’s turn to a mildly technical explanation of Fama’s asset pricing ...
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Rabu, 16 Oktober 2013

Eugene Fama explained. Kind of. Part 1: Corporate governance

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Nobel Fever has broken out  here at Not Quite Noahpinion, so let’s continue with some overlooked corners of the laureates’ Ĺ“uvres. Accordi...
Selasa, 15 Oktober 2013

Rationality: The Issue Is Not the Issue

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The latest round of sort-of-Nobels, awarded to Fama, Hansen and Schiller for work on (or in Hansen’s case related to) the dynamics of asset ...

If Fama were Newton, would Shiller be Einstein?

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OK OK, another quick break from my blogging break. An Econ Nobel for behavioral finance is just too juicy to resist commenting on. Before th...

Robert Shiller and Radical Financial Innovation

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Robert Shiller, who shares this year's Nobel Prize with Eugene Fama and Lars Peter Hansen, is perhaps most famous for his ability to ...
Senin, 14 Oktober 2013

Lars Peter Hansen explained. Kind of.

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The entire econo-blogosphere has its usual pieces up explaining the work of two of this year’s Nobel(ish) laureates in economics, Gene Fama...

Is Niall Ferguson Right?

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Seems implausible, doesn't it? In fact, I'm sure that after reading the title to this post, many of you are already preparing to lau...
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