NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - Feb 18, 2014) - The Journal of Portfolio Management has released "An Empirical Analysis on Asset Pricing," a collection of three articles by 2013 Nobel Prize Winner Robert J. Shiller. The collection articles are among his numerous contributions to this leading practitioner-focused journal, published by Institutional Investor Journals.
A professor at Yale University, Shiller is well-known for predicting the housing and Internet stock bubbles. The articles released examine the behavior of institutional investors, the explanation for aggregate stock price movements and the efficacy of valuation ratios.
The articles are:
Valuation Ratios and Long-Run Stock Market Outlook
John Y. Campbell and Robert J. Shiller
Are Institutional Investors Speculators?
John Pound and Robert J. Shiller
Theories of Aggregate Stock Price Movements
Robert J. Shiller
Download the articles to learn more about:
- The efficient markets hypothesis
- An alternative model of speculative asset prices
- The supply-side versus the demand-side view of the stock market
- The significance of conventional valuation ratios
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