A History of the Theory of Investments: My Annotated Bibliography
By Mark Rubinstein
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"A History of the Theory of Investments" by Mark Rubinstein provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution and development of investment theory over time.
The book delves into the historical roots of investments, beginning with the ancient Mesopotamian civilization and the fundamentals of risk management they employed. It then proceeds to explore the contributions of prominent thinkers such as Aristotle and early Islamic scholars, who laid the foundation for understanding investment principles.
Rubinstein analyzes the significant advancements made during the Renaissance, including the emergence of capital markets and the influential contributions of mathematicians and economists such as Leonardo Fibonacci and Isaac Newton.
Moving into the modern era, he dissects the impact of the Industrial Revolution and the growing influence of financial institutions. Rubinstein explores seminal works like "The Theory of Investment Value" by John Burr Williams, which revolutionized investment analysis.
The book also delves into the rise of academic research in the field, examining the contributions of renowned economists and Nobel laureates, including Harry Markowitz, William Sharpe, and Eugene Fama.
Throughout the book, Rubinstein emphasizes the evolution of investment theory in response to real-world events, such as the Great Depression, the dot-com bubble, and the financial crisis of 2008, showcasing the practical applications of these theories.
Drawing on a wealth of scholarly sources, Rubinstein provides readers with a succinct, yet comprehensive, history of investment theory. "A History of the Theory of Investments" serves as an indispensable resource for finance professionals, academics, and anyone interested in understanding the development and evolution of investment principles over time.
The book delves into the historical roots of investments, beginning with the ancient Mesopotamian civilization and the fundamentals of risk management they employed. It then proceeds to explore the contributions of prominent thinkers such as Aristotle and early Islamic scholars, who laid the foundation for understanding investment principles.
Rubinstein analyzes the significant advancements made during the Renaissance, including the emergence of capital markets and the influential contributions of mathematicians and economists such as Leonardo Fibonacci and Isaac Newton.
Moving into the modern era, he dissects the impact of the Industrial Revolution and the growing influence of financial institutions. Rubinstein explores seminal works like "The Theory of Investment Value" by John Burr Williams, which revolutionized investment analysis.
The book also delves into the rise of academic research in the field, examining the contributions of renowned economists and Nobel laureates, including Harry Markowitz, William Sharpe, and Eugene Fama.
Throughout the book, Rubinstein emphasizes the evolution of investment theory in response to real-world events, such as the Great Depression, the dot-com bubble, and the financial crisis of 2008, showcasing the practical applications of these theories.
Drawing on a wealth of scholarly sources, Rubinstein provides readers with a succinct, yet comprehensive, history of investment theory. "A History of the Theory of Investments" serves as an indispensable resource for finance professionals, academics, and anyone interested in understanding the development and evolution of investment principles over time.
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