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Eugene F. Fama (1939–)

2022
G William Schwert
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Eugene Fama y la eficiencia de los mercados financieros = Eugene Fama and the efficiency of the financial markets [PDF]

, 2016
Este trabajo es la recopilación del pensamiento económico de Eugene Fama desde la formulación de su hipótesis de eficiencia de los mercados. El objetivo es sintetizar sus publicaciones en un único trabajo, que también pretende recoger las críticas de sus defensores y detractores. Aunque no fueron pocas las anomalías encontradas a la teoría, siempre fue
Lera García, Ramón Jesús
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Eugene Fama and Efficient Markets

2021
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Fama, Eugene F. (1939–)

2015
G William Schwert
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‘Financial Intermediation and Price Level Control’ by Eugene F. Fama

Journal of Monetary Economics, 1983
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Eugene Fama

2015
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A Review of: “THE THEORY OF FINANCE” by Eugene F. Fama and Merton H. Miller Holt Rinehart and Winston 1972 346pp. $12.50

The Engineering Economist, 1973
(1973). A Review of: “THE THEORY OF FINANCE” by Eugene F. Fama and Merton H. Miller Holt Rinehart and Winston 1972 346pp. $12.50. The Engineering Economist: Vol. 18, No. 2, pp. 135-136.
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Comprendre la formation des prix des actifs financiers : ce que nous devons aux lauréats du prix Nobel 2013, Eugene Fama, Lars Peter Hansen et Robert Shiller

Revue d'économie politique, 2014
Dans cet article, nous examinons l’apport des travaux des trois lauréats du prix Nobel 2013 concernant la question de la formation des prix des actifs financiers. Nous faisons principalement référence à la propriété d’efficacité des marchés financiers dans la transmission de l’information par les prix et plus particulièrement à la question de la ...
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Debt and the terms of employment1This paper is adapted from Chapter 3 of my dissertation, completed at the University of Chicago. Thanks to Robert Vishny, Mark Mitchell, Abbie Smith, Steven Kaplan, Kenneth French, Eugene Fama, Frank Hatheway, William Schwert (the editor) and George Baker (the referee) for helpful comments.1

Journal of Financial Economics, 1998
Abstract For the last two decades, firms with higher debt have reduced their employment more often, used more part time and seasonal employees, paid lower wages, and funded pension plans less generously. These effects are economically significant and cannot be explained by variation in performance.
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