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   May 23, 2024 · Fortunately, Nobel laureate James Tobin had developed a formula for smoothing the year-to-year distributions from the endowment to the university and the application of this formula liberated...

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   18 hours ago · Among those prominent economists who worked as CEA members are James Tobin, known for the Tobit model in empirical economics, Alan Krueger, one of the pioneers of the credibility revolution, and John List, who has appeared repeatedly in this chapter.

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   Why did James Tobin develop a formula for smoothing year-to-year distributions?

   • Fortunately, Nobel laureate James Tobin had developed a formula for smoothing the year-to-year distributions from the endowment to the university and the application of this formula liberated the endowment from concern about short-term asset and income fluctuations so that it could focus on long-term results.

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   Who is James Tobin?

   • James Tobin (born March 5, 1918, Champaign, Illinois, U.S.—died March 11, 2002, New Haven, Connecticut) was an American economist whose contributions to the theoretical formulation of investment behaviour offered valuable insights into financial markets. His work earned him the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1981.

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   What does James Tobin study?

   • Much of James Tobin's professional life has been devoted to studying the interrelationship between the goods and financial markets. His general equilibrium approaches stresses the interaction of the demand for financial assets with the decision to accumulate productive capital.

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   What is Tobin's Q theory?

   • Commonly referred to as Tobin's Q Theory, the formula is purported to relate the market value of shares issued by a company to the replacement cost associated with the company's assets. In an ideal situation the market value and the replacement cost would be more or less equal, creating a state of equilibrium.

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   1 day ago · On the latest episode of NAHB’s podcast, Housing Developments, Jim Tobin reflects on his first year as CEO with COO Paul Lopez while on the road — this week, in Idaho, along with NAHB Chairman Carl Harris, NAHB Chief Economist Dr. Robert Dietz and NAHB Chief Lobbyist Lake Coulson. “It’s been quite a ride,” Tobin shared.

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   1 day ago · James Tobin, an economist noted: “The trustees of endowed institutions are the guardians of the future against the claims of the present. Their task in managing the endowment is to preserve equity among generations.” This must be our routine message and sage guidance as we navigate the road ahead in our journey.

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9. www.smartcapitalmind.com › what-is-tobins-q-theoryWhat is Tobin's Q Theory? (with picture) - Smart Capital Mind

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   May 16, 2024 · The Q Theory is a theory of investment behavior developed by the US economist James Tobin. Commonly referred to as Tobin's Q Theory, the formula is purported to relate the market value of shares issued by a company to the replacement cost associated with the company's assets.

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    3 days ago · Asset purchases have broader effects on the economy, however, as the real world departs from the Wallace neutrality in several ways. For example, for asset purchases to affect asset prices, it is enough to assume that investors are not perfectly indifferent about the assets they hold, an idea going back to James Tobin.