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Contents Preface: Capital Ideas in Today?s World A Note on Usage Acknowledgments PART I: THE BEHAVIORAL ATTACK Chapter 1. Who Could Design A Brain? PART II: THE THEORETICIANS Chapter 2. Paul A. Samuelson: The Worldly Philosopher The Institutionalists Chapter 3. Robert C. Merton: Risk Is Not An Add-On Chapter 4. Andrew Lo: The Only Part Of Economics That Actually Works Chapter 5. Robert Shiller: The People?s Risk Manager The Engineers Chapter 6. Bill Sharpe: It?s Dangerous To Think Of Risk As A Number Chapter 7. Harry Markowitz: You Have A Little World Chapter 8. Myron Scholes: Omega Has A Nice Ring To It PART III: THE PRACTITIONERS Chapter 9. Barclays Global Investors: It Was an Evangelical Undertaking Chapter 10. The Yale Endowment Fund: Uninstitutional Behavior Chapter 11. The Alpha Merry-Go-Round: We Don?t See Expected Returns Chapter 12. Making Alpha Portable: A More Efficient Alpha Engine Chapter 13. Martin Leibowitz: CAPM In A New Suit Of Clothes Chapter 14. Goldman Sachs: I Know The Invisible Hand Is Still There PART IV: CAPITAL IDEAS TOMORROW Chapter 15. Capital Ideas Tomorrow Notes Bibliography Index
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Finance.
Investments.