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Article: Capital Ideas: The Improbable Origins of Modern Wall Street.
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- The Bond Buyer
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- January 20, 1992
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Milhaud, Honegger, Poulence, Auric, Durey, Tailleferre: They were called "Les Six," French composers of the 1920s who decried Romantic pretentiousness and admired the directness of popular songs -- although you might not hear it in their music. Polytonality, you know. Another cabal of revolutionary artistes.
Markowitz, Tobin, Sharpe, Samuelson, Modigliani, Miller: According to Peter L. Bernstein, founder of The Journal of Portfolio Management, this half-dozen avantgarde American academics was at least as revolutionary as that Parisian bunch and -- with the exception of Paul Samuelson, whose economics textbook is widely adopted and despite Nobel Prizes every one ...
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(FILES) Photot dated July 26, 1996 shows Paul Samuelson ...
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... ... Images 12-13-2009 (FILES) Photot dated July 26, 1996 shows Paul Samuelson (L), ... Full Size JPG (333 KB)(FILES) Photot dated July 26, 1996 shows Paul Samuelson (L), economist and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT ...
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