about the nobel prize in economics in portfolio theory（投资组合理论的诺贝尔经济学奖）.docVIP

About the Nobel Prize in Economics in portfolio theory Abstract: This paper analyzes the Nobel Prize laureate in economics on the theory of portfolio investment insights, and then summarizes the general characteristics of these theories, on the basis of a theoretical foundation for the development portfolio and the role of the field. Keywords: Nobel Prize in economics, investment in securities Since 1969 has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics, digital portfolio investment in the field of economists to obtain their title. Securities Investment scientists won the Nobel Prize in Economics, both reflecting the securities investment position in the economics discipline, also reflects the portfolio theory study of the contribution of economic theory. 1981 Nobel Prize in Economics awarded to James Tobin (James Tobin), his main theoretical contribution is the elaboration and development of Keynesian theory and a series of fiscal and monetary policy, macro-model, he decided on how the assets of households and businesses composition (the composition of thEir assets) for the contemporary study of portfolio selection theory (portfolio selection theory) of the first of its kind, clearly the essence of the theory of portfolio selection is to diversify investment risks, ‘like do not put all your eggs in in one basket. ‘was the world’s newspapers widely reported Tobin:’ Yale economist for ‘Do not put all your eggs ...’ and won the Nobel Prize. ‘He made a well-known factor:’ Tobin’s Q ‘coefficient or Tobin’s Q ratio, the index for the enterprise market capitalization of the stock represented by the ratio of the replacement cost of assets, to measure the market value of an asset is overvalued or undervalued. communicate the results of the virtual economy and real economy, monetary policy, the company value analysis of important guiding significance. 1985 Nobel Prize in Economics awarded to Franco Modi Lian Ni (Franco Modigliani), his main theoretical