John Lintner

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John Lintner is affiliated with the following schools: University of Kansas, Harvard University

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According to Wikipedia, John Virgil Lintner, Jr. was a professor at the Harvard Business School in the 1960s and one of the co-creators of the capital asset pricing model. For a time, much confusion was created because the various economists working on this model independently failed to realize that they were saying much the same thing. They looked at the issue of capital asset valuation from different perspectives. William F. Sharpe, for example, approached the problem as an individual investor picking stocks. Lintner, on the other hand, approached it from the perspective of a corporation issuing shares of stock.

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John Lintner's Published Works

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THE VALUATION OF RISK ASSETS AND THE SELECTION OF RISKY INVESTMENTS IN STOCK PORTFOLIOS AND CAPITAL BUDGETS (1965) (10278)
DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES OF CORPORATIONS AMONG DIVIDENDS, RETAINED EARNINGS AND TAXES (1956) (3600)
SECURITY PRICES, RISK, AND MAXIMAL GAINS FROM DIVERSIFICATION (1965) (2342)
The Aggregation of Investor's Diverse Judgments and Preferences in Purely Competitive Security Markets (1969) (498)
Dividends, Earnings, Leverage, Stock Prices and the Supply of Capital to Corporations (1962) (445)
The Valuation of Risk Assets and the Selection of Risky Investments in Stock Portfolios and Capital Budgets: A Reply (1969) (431)
INFLATION AND SECURITY RETURNS (1975) (296)
Optimal Dividends and Corporate Growth under Uncertainty (1964) (129)
Expectations, Mergers and Equilibrium in Purely Competitive Securities Markets (1971) (93)
The Market Price of Risk, Size of Market and Investor's Risk Aversion (1970) (78)
THE COST OF CAPITAL AND OPTIMAL FINANCING OF CORPORATE GROWTH (1963) (54)
Changes in Income Distribution During the Great Depression. (1946) (38)
Effect of Federal Taxes on Growing Enterprises (1945) (37)
The Effect of Short Selling and Margin Requirements in Perfect Capital Markets (1971) (31)
Corporation Finance: Risk and Investment (1967) (20)
Mutual savings banks in the savings and mortgage markets (1949) (19)
Optimum or Maximum Corporate Growth under Uncertainty (1971) (8)
Finance and Capital Markets (1972) (7)
Forward Commitment Decisions of Life Insurance Companies for Investments in Bonds and Mortgages (1977) (7)
9 the financing of corporations (1959) (6)
Interest Rate Expectations and Optimal Forward Commitments for Institutional Investors (1976) (6)
Effect of Mergers on Industrial Concentration, 1940-1947 (1950) (6)
Tax And Non‐Tax Motivations For Mergers (1951) (5)
Are Markets Efficient? Tests of Alternative Hypotheses: Discussion (1981) (4)
Effects of Taxes on Concentration (1955) (4)
Portfolio Theory and Security Analysis: Discussion (1972) (2)
The Lockheed Aircraft Corporation (1944) (2)
The Market Price of Risk, Size of Market and Investor's Risk Aversion: A Reply (1972) (2)
Thirty‐third Annual Meetings American Finance Association San Francisco, California, December 28–30, 1974 (1974) (2)
Preliminary Program Thirty‐Second Annual Meetings American Finance Association New York, New York, December 28–30, 1973 (1973) (1)
Corporate Income Taxes: Their Effect on Investment (1954) (1)
Economic Research: Retrospect and Prospect, Volume 2, Finance and Capital Markets (1972) (1)
"The Measurement of Industrial Concentration": Further Rejoinder (1952) (1)
EFFECTS OF A SHIFTED CORPORATE INCOME TAX ON REAL INVESTMENT (1955) (1)
Effects of taxation: corporate mergers (1952) (1)
The Lintner-Butters Analysis of the Effect of Mergers on Industrial Concentration, 1940-1947: Rejoinder to Drs. Blair and Houghton (1951) (0)
Accumulation Through Equities for Pensions: Discussion (1962) (0)
The Lintner-Butters Analysis of the Effect of Mergers on Industrial Concentration, 1940-1947: Rejoinder to Dr. Weston (1951) (0)
Effect of Federal Taxes on Growing Enterprises, Study No. 2, Polaroid Corporation. (1945) (0)
Risk and Investment (1970) (0)
Discussion: The Federal Tax System: Source of Strength or Weakness? (1954) (0)
THE ROLE OF MARKETING IN KEEPING THE ECONOMY DYNAMIC (1953) (0)
COURSE OUTLINE FOR AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY - SALES AND SERVICE OCCUPATIONS. (1965) (0)

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