This thesis provides a historical and methodological analysis of the efficient market hypothesis, which represents one of the theoretical pillars of financial economics, but also one of the most controversial notions in the field. This research aims to shed light on the debates about this central and ambiguous concept, whose history is characterized by the diversity of its formulations and interpretations. In this thesis, I study these formulations and the contexts in which they emerged. I analyze the evolution of this hypothesis, from its origins in the 1920s to the recent transformations of the early 1980s. I interpret the efficient market hypothesis as a bridge between financial economics and economics, that is, as a concept at the heart...
Impending changes in social security as well as in corporate and government policies are making indi...
In the three decades since the term was coined by Eugene F. Fama, the efficient market hypothesis ha...
Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) has been the central assumption of financial modelling in the prev...
This thesis provides a historical and methodological analysis of the efficient market hypothesis, wh...
An History of the Efficient Market Concept. C. Walter. The so-called market efficiency, which stat...
This paper benefitted, at an early stage, of the helpful and encouraging comments from Aurélien Gout...
This article investigates the origins and early development of the association between the efficient...
The efficient market theory : a century after the Bachelier’s thesis A century after the publicatio...
In this article, a critical evaluation of some recent studies in the field of the « New Economic His...
How did financial markets come to be constructed as being efficient? The hypothesis of informational...
The hypothesis of random walk in financial theory : some historical arguments to explain an ethic ch...
The 1960s witnessed the advent of the concept of Financial market efficiency developed as a result o...
Related link(s): http://www.richmondfed.org/publications/research/region_focus/2009/fall/feature_web...
SUMMARY. — The mathematical models of modern financial economics are not simply « academic » : they ...
Using history to establish hypotheses within economic theory Two types of economic theorizing are d...
Impending changes in social security as well as in corporate and government policies are making indi...
In the three decades since the term was coined by Eugene F. Fama, the efficient market hypothesis ha...
Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) has been the central assumption of financial modelling in the prev...
This thesis provides a historical and methodological analysis of the efficient market hypothesis, wh...
An History of the Efficient Market Concept. C. Walter. The so-called market efficiency, which stat...
This paper benefitted, at an early stage, of the helpful and encouraging comments from Aurélien Gout...
This article investigates the origins and early development of the association between the efficient...
The efficient market theory : a century after the Bachelier’s thesis A century after the publicatio...
In this article, a critical evaluation of some recent studies in the field of the « New Economic His...
How did financial markets come to be constructed as being efficient? The hypothesis of informational...
The hypothesis of random walk in financial theory : some historical arguments to explain an ethic ch...
The 1960s witnessed the advent of the concept of Financial market efficiency developed as a result o...
Related link(s): http://www.richmondfed.org/publications/research/region_focus/2009/fall/feature_web...
SUMMARY. — The mathematical models of modern financial economics are not simply « academic » : they ...
Using history to establish hypotheses within economic theory Two types of economic theorizing are d...
Impending changes in social security as well as in corporate and government policies are making indi...
In the three decades since the term was coined by Eugene F. Fama, the efficient market hypothesis ha...
Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) has been the central assumption of financial modelling in the prev...