Research
News of faculty research of the Bendheim Center regularly appear in international media. Markus Brunnermeier, Paul Krugman and Hyun Song Shin among others were recently featured in various publications about the Euro Crisis, and Alan Blinder writes regularly for The New York Times and various other publications. A Wall Street Journal article about bubbles featured three "young stars" — Harrison Hong, for his work on "how differences of opinion and short-sales constraints can help start a bubble, and analysts' role in forming a bubble;" Wei Xiong, for his work on "how investors' disparate beliefs and overconfidence lead to frequent trading in bubble periods;" Markus Brunnermeier, for his research "suggesting rational investors are better off riding a bubble than trying to attack it."
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