Journal of Finance Vol. 52 No. 3 1997

Symposium on Public Policy Issues in Finance

Hayne E. Leland; Martin Feldstein; Robert R Glauber; David W. Mullins; Steven M H Wallman^1,2,3,4,5

¹ United States Securities and Exchange Commission · ² National Bureau of Economic Research · ³ Harvard University · ⁴ Capital Fund Management (France) · ⁵ University of California, Berkeley

Abstract

The thesis of this symposium, organized by James Bicksler, was that while finance theory will surely inform practitioners, it seems appropriate to pay some attention to the opposite flow: practitioners can inform theory. Contributors include a distinguished group of practitioners with extensive backgrounds in economics, and economists with extensive public policy experience: Martin Feldstein, Robert Glauber, David Mullins, and Steven Wallman. Their topics range from privatizing social security, to managing market crashes, to the regulatory agency cost problem, to regulatory constraints in a technologically advanced world.

DOI

10.2307/2329520

Volume

52

Issue

3

Pages

1181

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