
Fama
Eugene F. Fama
Financial economist and theorist of capital markets
efficient marketsasset pricingcorporate finance
Official Source Note
Chicago Booth lists Fama as the Robert R. McCormick Distinguished Service Professor of Finance and notes his 2013 Nobel Prize in economic sciences. His profile emphasizes capital markets, the efficient markets hypothesis, risk, and expected return.
Fama is important for the site because securities regulation and empirical corporate-law research often rely on assumptions about price formation, information incorporation, market efficiency, and event-study methods.
Relevance to the Archive
Fama's research connects legal rules to market prices, information processing, and empirical identification, especially in securities and financial-law research.
Representative Contributions
- Efficient Capital Markets: A Review of Theory and Empirical Work (1970)
- Agency Problems and the Theory of the Firm (1980)
Works Included Here
1970
Introductory
1980
Advanced
1983
Advanced
