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Modigliani trug wesentlich zur Franco, 1918–2003, aus Italien stammender Nationalökonom, der 1939 in die Vereinigten Staaten emigrierte, dort an verschiedenen Universitäten lehrte, seit 1962 am Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Nobelpreis für Wirtschaftswissenschaften 1985.
27. März 2024 · Modigliani Miller Theorem, or M&M model, is a modern finance concept that states the nil relationship between capital structure and a company’s valuation. The theory originated in the mid-20th century (i.e., 1958) by Italian and American economists Franco Modigliani and Merton Miller. Certain assumptions stated a perfectly efficient market ...
Franco Modigliani, a Nobel Prize Laureate in Economics, at the Nobel Prize Internet Archive. FRANCO MODIGLIANI. 1985 Nobel Laureate in Economics. for his pioneering analyses of saving and of financial markets. Background. June 10,1918-Sep 25,2003 Place o ...
Franco Modigliani, (Mit-)Entwickler des Modigliani-Miller Theorems. Franco Modigliani (* 18. Juni 1918 in Rom; † 25. September 2003 in Cambridge, Massachusetts) Modigliani wurde im Jahr 1918 als Sohn eines jüdischen Physikers in Italien geboren. Vor dem Hintergrund der faschistischen Entwicklungen in Europa wanderte er im Jahr 1939 in die ...
Franco Modigliani. Franco Modigliani se narodil 18. června 1918 v Římě, zemřel 25. září 2003 v Cambridge, Massachusetts. Otec byl dětským lékařem, matka sociální pracovnicí. V roce 1939 se oženil se Serenou Calabiovou. K ekonomii se dostal přes studium práv na Římské universitě. Díky radám několika dobrých ekonomů ...
17. Mai 2018 · MODIGLIANI, FRANCO (1918–2003), economist and Nobel Prize laureate. Modigliani was born in Rome. After earning a law degree at the University of Rome, he escaped the Fascist regime in Italy and moved to the United States in 1939. In New York he studied at the New School for Social Research, obtaining his Ph.D. in social sciences in 1944.
Franco Modigliani, an American born in Italy, received the 1985 Nobel Prize on the basis of two contributions. The first is “his analysis of the behavior of household savers.” In the early 1950s Modigliani, trying to improve on Keynes’s consumption function, which related consumption spending to income, introduced his “life cycle” model of consumption. […]
