In April 2017 interviews, this economist warned against over-investing in the "Trump boom" but advised to not use the "cyclically adjusted price-earnings" or CARE ratio this economist developed to make stock sale decisions.
In April 2017 interviews, this economist warned against over-investing in the "Trump boom" but advised to not use the "cyclically adjusted price-earnings" or CARE ratio this economist developed to make stock sale decisions. With George Akerlof, this economist wrote a popular economic psychology book exploring the title Keynesian concept in the 2007 financial crisis, titled Animal Spirits. In 2003, this non-Wellesley economist asked "Is there a Bubble?" in a paper and used the results to warn investors in an update of a book titled for an Alan Greenspan quote, (*) Irrational Exuberance. With Eugene Fama and Lars Hansen, this economist won the 2013 Nobel for analysis of asset prices. He is the alphabetically-second namesake of a series of averages that are calculated monthly by Standard and Poor's and provide 10 and 20-city views of repeat-sale values. For 10 points, name this Yale economist who developed a housing price index with Karl Case.
In April 2017 interviews, this economist warned against over-investing in the "Trump boom" but advised to not use the "cyclically adjusted price-earnings" or CARE ratio this economist developed to make stock sale decisions.
Robert Shiller [accept Case-Shiller index]