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...nance'' Vol 25 No 2, 1970]</ref>. Many of the subsequent developments in [[financial economics]] embodied that assumption, together with the implied conclusion that pri The [[Financial economics#The financial instability hypothesis|financial instability hypothesis]] <re

...iderations governing a company's gearing are discussed in the article on [[financial economics]]</ref>.

...n the CAPM ''(Capital Asset Pricing Model)'' <ref> See paragraph 2.3 of [[Financial economics]]</ref>. Such models assume that risks can be represented by the symmetrica

...dia /> The academic study of [[retirement]] is generally in the field of [[financial economics]], but it can also be examined in [[sociology]], [[political economics]], a

==Financial economics== Economists and professional investors gave little attention to financial economics until the adoption in the 1970s of models based upon the efficient markets

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== "Financial Economics" == ...thors to spare some time to take a critical look at the draft article on [[Financial economics]] which is now near completion. I am conscious of my lack of professional e

* -–, ''Information and Capital Markets'', in Financial Economics: Essays in Honor of Paul Cootner, William F. Sharpe and Cathryn Cootner (ed

...Jerome Levy Economics Institute of Bard College, May 1992]</ref> on his [[Financial economics#financial instability hypothesis|financial instability hypothesis]].

*[http://www.in-the-money.com/pages/author.htm Great Moments in Financial Economics]

...wever, be a cause of damaging instability. According to Hyman Minsky's [[Financial economics#The financial instability hypothesis|financial instability hypothesis]]<ref

'''Financial economics''' treats the [[financial system]] as an open interactive system dealing bo ==The status of financial economics==

...nomics, industrial organization, international economics, labor economics, financial economics and development economics. He has published more than 300 papers, as well a

...computer packages that could provide precise estimates of an investor's [[financial economics#The problems facing the financial intermediaries|"value at risk"]] derived ...sh of 2008]] had been the use of [[economic model|models]] embodying the [[Financial Economics#The efficient markets hypothesis|efficient markets hypothesis]] and, more g

...sive financial innovations that followed are described in the article on [[financial economics]]. One of their effects has been greatly to increase the international inte

...sive financial innovations that followed are described in the article on [[financial economics]]. One of their effects has been greatly to increase the international inte

==Financial economics== ...il the adoption in the 1970s of [[model (theory)|models]] based upon the [[financial economics#The efficient markets hypothesis|efficient markets hypothesis]]. That hypot

==Financial economics== ...il the adoption in the 1970s of [[model (theory)|models]] based upon the [[financial economics#The efficient markets hypothesis|efficient markets hypothesis]]. That hypot

...nancial regulators are examined further in paragraph 5 of the article on [[financial economics]])'' ...s a series of new developments in the previously neglected discipline of [[financial economics]], that were then applied to the quantitative analysis of investment dec

...eveloped over the years by the incorporation of successive developments in financial economics<ref>[http://www-stat.wharton.upenn.edu/~steele/Courses/434/434Context/RiskM

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