The 2013 Nobel Prizes Explained. Guests: Aparna Venkatesan, Stephen Zunes, Teresa Head-Gordon, Dean Rader, Jason Fernandes, Jesse Anttila-Hughes. Host: Ludwig Chincarini

October 21, 2013. University of San Francisco, UC Berkeley, and UCSF professors explain the scientific contributions of the 2013 Nobel prize recipients. Aparna Venkatesan, Stephen Zunes, Teresa Head-Gordon, Dean Rader, Jason Fernandes, Jesse Anttila-Hughes.  Host:  Ludwig Chincarini  
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Capital Market Theory 740. Fall 2013

Instructor: Professor Ludwig Chincarini, CFA, Ph.D. Phone: (see syllabus) Email: [email protected] [preferred email – subject line: Capital Market Theory] Website: www.ludwigbc.com Office Hours: [TBA] (Wednesday 5:15 – 6:15 PM or by request). Class Hours & Location: Wednesdays, 1:00 P.M., Howard, Room 527   Course Description: The course focuses on four main topics. First, an...
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Readers & Thinkers: The 2013 Nobel Prize in Economics. Testing Market Efficiency

  Dear All: Well, who won? The Nobel prize for economic sciences for 2013 was announced today, October 14, 2013. It went to three people Eugene Fama, Robert Shiller, and Lars Hansen. Fama is 74 years old, born in Boston, Massachusetts and a Professor at the University of Chicago. Most of his important work was done at the University of Chicago. He obtained his BA from Tufts University and...
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The Train Interviews. Guest: Ms. Janet Yellen

Early 2000s. Janet Yellen, Professor of Economics at UC Berkeley.  Former Vice Chair of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and Chair of the White House Council of Economics Advisers under President Bill Clinton.  Nominee for Fed Chairman.  Interviewed by Kenneth Train on her experience as an economist and in the Federal...
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Readers & Thinkers: The 2013 Nobel Prize in Economics. Prediction

Dear All: The 2013 Nobel prize for economic sciences will be announced on Monday, October 13, 2013. Last Year’s Winner Last year, the prize was given to Alvin Roth and Lloyd Shapley for the theory of stable allocations and the practice of market design. Who will win in 2013? To be honest, I have no clue. My past pre- and post- analyses can be found at:...
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