Robert J. Shiller
About the author
Robert J. Shiller is Sterling Professor Emeritus of Economics at Yale University, where he remains a fellow of the International Center for Finance. He shared the 2013 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for empirical work on asset prices, co-developed the Case-Shiller home price indices with Karl Case and helped create the cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings (CAPE) ratio. He is known for challenging the efficient market hypothesis and for warning of the stock and housing bubbles before they burst.
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Books on the list
Memos, letters and research
Shiller's monthly US stock price, dividend, earnings, interest rate and CPI series since 1871, with the CAPE ratio, plus his long-run US home price data. The source behind most CAPE charts you will see.
Shiller's Yale undergraduate course on how financial institutions manage risk, recorded in full with transcripts. It covers efficient markets, behavioral finance, debt, banks, derivatives and money management, and includes guest lectures by David Swensen and Hank Greenberg.