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A General Theory of the Price Level, Output, Income Distribution, and Economic Growth.
Business Conditions Analysis.
State Income Differentials, 1919-1954.
RELUCTANCE ELASTICITY, LEAST COST, AND MEMBER‐BANK BORROWING: A SUGGESTED INTEGRATION
CIVIC AND COMMUNITY CONSTRUCTION FOR THE NEXT TEN YEARS
INDIVIDUAL RISK PREFERENCE IN PORTFOLIO SELECTION
Finanztheorie und Finanzsoziologie.
The Ex-Dividend Behavior of American Telephone and Telegraph Stock
PORTFOLIO SELECTION: A HEURISTIC APPROACH*
THE PROBLEM of selecting a portfolio can be divided into two components: (1) the analysis of individual securities and (2) the selection of a portfolio or group of securities based on the previous analysis. Up to now, the majority of writers have focused on the first part of the problem and have developed several, well-accepted methods of analysis.1 Little attention has been paid to the second phase of the problem. It is to this second part of the portfolio selection process that this paper is principally devoted.