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Burton Malkiel

Economics

#257

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#334

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#172

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Burton Malkiel's Degrees

PhD Economics Princeton University

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According to Wikipedia, Burton Gordon Malkiel is an American economist, financial executive, and writer most noted for his classic finance book A Random Walk Down Wall Street . Malkiel is the Chemical Bank chairman's professor of economics at Princeton University, and is a two-time chairman of the economics department there. He served as a member of the Council of Economic Advisers , president of the American Finance Association , and dean of the Yale School of Management . He also spent 28 years as a director of the Vanguard Group. He currently serves as Chief Investment Officer to software-based financial advisor, Wealthfront Inc. and as a member of the Investment Advisory Board for Rebalance. Malkiel was elected to the American Philosophical Society in 2001.

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Burton Malkiel's Published Works

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Published Works

Have Individual Stocks Become More Volatile? An Empirical Exploration of Idiosyncratic Risk (2000) (2387)
The Efficient Market Hypothesis and Its Critics (2003) (1989)
Returns from Investing in Equity Mutual Funds 1971 to 1991 (1995) (1741)
A Random Walk Down Wall Street (1973) (944)
Idiosyncratic Risk and Security Returns (2004) (502)
Investigating the Behavior of Idiosyncratic Volatility (2001) (461)
Hedge Funds: Risk and Return (2005) (411)
THE VALUATION OF CLOSED-END INVESTMENT-COMPANY SHARES (1977) (374)
Reflections on the Efficient Market Hypothesis: 30 Years Later (2005) (291)
Efficient Market Hypothesis (1991) (267)
A random walk down Wall Street : including a life-cycle guide to personal investing (1999) (242)
Male-Female Pay Differentials in Professional Employment (1972) (230)
Bank Portfolio Allocation, Deposit Variability, and the Availability Doctrine (1965) (230)
THE CONSENSUS AND ACCURACY OF SOME PREDICTIONS OF THE GROWTH OF CORPORATE EARNINGS (1968) (199)
Passive Investment Strategies and Efficient Markets (2003) (184)
Racetrack betting and informed behavior (1982) (160)
Risk and Return Revisited (1997) (153)
The Capital Formation Problem in the United States (1979) (143)
Market Efficiency in Racetrack Betting (1984) (118)
Asset Management Fees and the Growth of Finance (2013) (115)
Expectations, Bond Prices, and the Term Structure of Interest Rates (1962) (101)
A Random Walk Down Wall Street: The Time-Tested Strategy for Successful Investing (2020) (99)
The Structure of Closed-End Fund Discounts Revisited (1995) (95)
Reports of Beta's Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated (1996) (82)
Equity Yields, Growth, and the Structure of Share Prices (1963) (81)
Is the Stock Market Efficient? (1989) (77)
The Firm's Optimal Debt-Equity Combination and the Cost of Capital (1967) (73)
The term structure of interest rates: expectations and behavior patterns (1967) (62)
Expectations, Tobin's q, and Industry Investment (1979) (60)
The Growth of Index Funds and the Pricing of Equity Securities (2001) (58)
The Valuation of Convertible Securities (1966) (58)
Term Structure of Interest Rates (1989) (55)
MODELS OF STOCK MARKET PREDICTABILITY (2004) (49)
Risk and Return: A New Look (1981) (47)
Is Smart Beta Really Smart? (2014) (46)
The Efficient-Market Hypothesis and the Financial Crisis (2011) (44)
The Wall Street Journal contests: the experts, the darts, and the efficient market hypothesis (1994) (43)
The Determination of Yield Differentials between Debt Instruments of the Same Maturity (1971) (39)
THE TERM STRUCTURE OF INTEREST RATES: AN ANALYSIS OF A SURVEY OF INTEREST-RATE EXPECTATIONS (1967) (37)
Why Do Hedge Funds Stop Reporting Performance? (2007) (36)
Bubbles in Asset Prices (2012) (36)
Can Predictable Patterns in Market Returns be Exploited Using Real Money? (2004) (35)
The Government and Capital Formation: A Survey of Recent Issues (1977) (34)
A Plan for the Definition of Endowment Income (1974) (34)
Market Efficiency versus Behavioral Finance (2005) (32)
The Predictability of Stock Returns: A Cross-Sectional Simulation (1997) (32)
The Structure of Stock Market Volatility ∗ (1999) (30)
Strategies and rational decisions in the securities options market (1970) (30)
REDUNDANT REGULATION OF FOREIGN SECURITY TRADING AND U.S. COMPETITIVENESS (1993) (26)
Effect of Underpricing and Lock-Up Provisions in IPOs (2002) (25)
SESSION TOPIC: STOCK MARKET PRICE BEHAVIOR (2008) (24)
Financial Analysis in an Inflationary Environment (1977) (23)
Market Efficiency in Racetrack Betting: Further Evidence and a Correction (1986) (23)
International Monetary Arrangements: The Problem of Choice. (1965) (22)
The Valuation of Public Utility Equities (1970) (21)
THE SUPPLY OF MONEY AND COMMON STOCK PRICES: COMMENT (1972) (21)
New Paradigms in Stock Market Indexing (2007) (21)
AUTOREGRESSIVE AND NONAUTOREGRESSIVE ELEMENTS IN CROSS-SECTION FORECASTS OF INFLATION (1976) (20)
Expectations and the Valuation of Shares (1980) (19)
Why Do Hedge Funds Stop Reporting Their Performance (2006) (18)
Productivity: the problem behind the headlines (1979) (18)
The Efficiency of the Chinese Stock Markets: Some Unfinished Business on the Road to Economic Transformation (2007) (17)
The Persistence and Predictability of Closed-End Fund Discounts (2005) (16)
Taxation and Corporation Finance (1980) (15)
The Clustering of Extreme Movements: Stock Prices and the Weather (2009) (15)
The Brady Commission report (1988) (15)
The "value" effect and the market for Chinese stocks (2009) (15)
A Winning Strategy for an Efficient Market* (1978) (15)
STOCK INDEX FUTURES AND THE CRASH OF '87 (1989) (14)
Expectations and Interest Rates: A Cross-sectional Test of the Error-learning Hypothesis (1969) (12)
DCF Valuation with Cash Flow Cessation Risk (2015) (10)
Has the VIX index been manipulated? (2018) (10)
The Elements of Investing (2009) (8)
The Elements of Investing: Easy Lessons for Every Investor (2013) (8)
The Random Walk Guide to Investing: Ten Rules for Financial Success (2003) (8)
Assessing the solvency of the insurance industry (1991) (7)
Stock Market Predictability (2001) (7)
Predicting common stock prices: Payoffs and pitfalls (1974) (6)
Option Writing: Using VIX to Improve Returns (2018) (5)
The Term Structure of Interest Rates: Expectation and Behavior Patterns. (1968) (5)
The Predictability of Stock Returns and the Efficient Market Hypothesis (1993) (4)
THE REJECTION OF THE TRIFFIN PLAN AND THE ALTERNATIVE ACCEPTED (1963) (4)
Managing Risk in an Uncertain Era. An Analysis for Endowed Institutions. (1976) (4)
Global bargain hunting : the investor's guide to profits in emgerging markets (1998) (4)
U. S. TAX LAW AND THE LOCKED-IN EFFECT (1963) (3)
Winning Investment Strategies (1982) (3)
Book Review:The Ethical Investor: Universities and Corporate Responsibility. John G. Simon, Charles W. Powers, Jon P. Gunnemann (1973) (3)
Searching for Rational Investors: Explaining the Lowenstein Paradox (2005) (2)
The price of money, 1946 to 1969;: An analytical study of United States and foreign interest rates, (1969) (2)
Mutual Fund Returns and Their Characteristics: A Simple Approach to Selecting Better Performing Actively-Managed Funds (2020) (2)
Investigating the Behavior of Idiosyncratic Volatility ∗ Yexiao Xu (2001) (2)
Risk and return revisited: The volatility of individual stocks and the predictability of returns - Some surprising patterns (1997) (2)
How Much Diversification Is Enough (2002) (2)
Response: The Efficient Market Hypothesis (1989) (2)
New Methods of CREATING INDEXED PORTFOLIOS: Weighing the Possibilities of Creating Portfolios through Fundamental Indexing* (2009) (2)
Investment Strategies to Exploit Economic Growth in China (2005) (2)
Preliminary Draft: Not for quotation or citation (2004) (1)
Book Review:Insider Trading and the Stock Market. Henry G. Manne (1968) (1)
Problems with the Federal Economic Statistical System and Some Alternatives for Improvement (1978) (1)
Valuation of Cash Flows with Time-Varying Cessation Risk (2012) (1)
A Critique of Some Recent Empirical Research on the Explanation of the Term Structure of Interest Rates: Comment (1967) (1)
Idiosyncratic Equity Risk Two Decades Later (2022) (1)
The Prediction of Excess Stock Market Returns (2004) (1)
Two Common Errors in Empirical Financial Research (1998) (1)
Expensing Stock Options Is Not The Answer (2003) (1)
The Chinese Economic Miracle: Can It Last?1 (2009) (1)
The inflation beater's investment guide: Winning strategies for the 1980s (1980) (1)
8. Summary and Policy Implications (1967) (0)
Practical Applications of Jack Bogle: American Business HeroTribute: My Friend Jack (2022) (0)
6. Modifications for Institutional Preferences and Diverse Expectations: Some Empirical Evidence on Behavior Patterns (1967) (0)
Finance and Innovation (2021) (0)
Valuation Models and Earnings Growth (1982) (0)
Has the VIX index been manipulated? (2018) (0)
In Memoriam (2017) (0)
Back Matter (1969) (0)
Jack Bogle: American Business Hero (2022) (0)
Preliminary Draft : Not for quotation or citation . Comments welcome . Hedge Funds : Risk and Return October 4 , 2004 (2004) (0)
1. The Yield Curve: Methods of Construction and Historical Patterns (1967) (0)
Nature and Sources of Data (1982) (0)
Practical Applications of Mutual Fund Returns and Their Characteristics: A Simple Approach to Selecting Better-Performing Actively Managed Funds (2021) (0)
Consensus, Accuracy, and Completeness of the Earnings Growth Forecasts (1982) (0)
Front matter, table of contents, preface (1982) (0)
Relation of the Directors to the Work and Publications of the National Bureau of Economic Research (2019) (0)
Allocating Retirement Funds between TIAA and CREF: How Should Participants Choose Now between Fixed and Variable Annuities?. (1979) (0)
7. A Synthesis of the Expectations and Institutional Theories (1967) (0)
Mutual Fund Returns and Their Characteristics: A Novel Approach to Picking Better Performing Actively Managed Funds (2019) (0)
Efficient Markets and Mutual Fund Investing: The Advantages of Index Funds (2011) (0)
2. The Traditional Expectations Theory and Its Critics (1967) (0)
Response : The Efficient Market Hypothesis (1989) (0)
5. Transactions Costs and the Term Structure of Interest Rates (1967) (0)
In Memoriam (1961) (0)
3. An Alternative Formulation of the Expectations Theory (1967) (0)
Empirical Connection of the Growth Forecasts with Share-Valuation Models (1982) (0)
4. An Empirical Test of the Reformulated Expectations Hypothesis (1967) (0)
Recognizing the Impact of Growth: Discussion (1975) (0)
Preliminary Program Thirty‐Seventh Annual Meetings American Finance Association: Chicago, Illinois, August 29–31, 1978 (1978) (0)
Modular studies in economics (1970) (0)
U.S. Investments in Foreign Securities (1994) (0)
The Random Road to a New Suitability (1974) (0)
The Allocation of Retirement Funds between TIAA and CREF (1968) (0)
Has the VIX Been Manipulated? (2018) (0)
Practical Applications of Is Smart Beta Really Smart? (2015) (0)

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A Random Walk Down Wall Street