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Robert J Shiller

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Economist at Yale University. Irrationally Exuberant.

New Haven CT
Joined May 2012
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@RobertJShiller
Robert J Shiller
18 days
So proud to see my son @BenjaminShiller’s new book, AI Economics, launch today! Paul Solman says it best: “Concise, chatty, companionable, ever-so-savvy… The first three pages should sell you on this one… having covered AI from the jump, this is as good as it gets.”
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AI Economics: How Technology Transforms Jobs, Markets, Life, & Our Future
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@RobertJShiller
Robert J Shiller
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One feels pride in seeing one's son following in your footsteps. My son @BenjaminShiller is carrying on the family tradition of writing a timely book - his being on AI, titled AI Economics. AI Economics was featured in Fortune discussing his theory on the “weirdness premium”—and
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Brandeis economics professor Benjamin Shiller says the stranger you are, the more employable you’ll be. Just look at self-driving cars and kangaroos. 
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@RobertJShiller
Robert J Shiller
3 years
What has been driving the housing market besides low interest rates, and will the boom continue: https://t.co/mPA2uE3aor
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Inflation-corrected prices may end up substantially lower as factors driving high home prices weaken with time.
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Barclays Investment Bank
4 years
Inflows into #ESG are strong, but does this result in an anti-value bias? To some extent, yes, according to a new paper by the Barclays Quantitative Investment Strategies team and Prof. @RobertJShiller. Learn how an alternative approach could help.
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@RobertJShiller
Robert J Shiller
4 years
Past stock returns may be the best guide to the future, but they aren’t as reliable as many investors think. https://t.co/BunClAC5dr via @WSJ
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Past stock returns may be the best guide to the future, but they aren’t as reliable as many investors think.
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Robert J Shiller
4 years
Inflation Is Not a Simple Story About Greedy Corporations
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Fears of inflation have long been magnified by the theory of the wage-price spiral. 
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Robert J Shiller
4 years
Inflation Is Not a Simple Story About Greedy Corporations
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Fears of inflation have long been magnified by the theory of the wage-price spiral. 
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@RobertJShiller
Robert J Shiller
4 years
Stock, Bond and Real Estate Prices Are All Uncomfortably High
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An economist says the three major U.S. markets all show signs of severe overpricing.
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@RobertJShiller
Robert J Shiller
5 years
The myths that can drive real estate booms like today's @ProSyn
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@salonium
Saloni
5 years
The story behind humanity’s greatest environmental success – repairing the ozone layer – is rarely told and often taken for granted. This is the definitive piece on how it all happened & why it still matters, by @_HannahRitchie.
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The story behind humanity's greatest environmental success is too rarely told and too often taken for granted. This is how humanity fixed the ozone layer and why it matters.
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Robert J Shiller
5 years
15th anniversary of futures trading in home prices! Offers risk management to aid builders to increase supply. Why don't they hedge more with it?
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May22 will be the 15th anniversary of the first trade in the CME S&P Case Shiller futures. I've pulled together a high-level recap of some key themes, which will be followed by blogs going into much...
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Robert J Shiller
5 years
A good introduction by Jacob Ward on behavioral science and how we are manipulated, next of four episodes on PBS Wednesday Sept 16:
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This four-part series examines how easy it is to hack your mind and what you can do.
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