And I count myself among those who had forgotten and been distracted, even though I have always assigned Lombard Street to my economic history courses and Manias, Panics, and Crashes to my macroeconomics classes, and have always paid close and respectful attention to Eichengreen, Akerlof, and Shiller.
Le fait est qu’il nous faut moins de théoriciens des marchés efficients et plus de personnes qui travaillent sur les microstructures, les limites de l’arbitrage et les préjugés cognitifs.