Harry Markowitz quotes
Harry Markowitz was an American economist renowned for his pioneering work in modern portfolio theory. His research fundamentally transformed approaches to investment and risk management. He received the Nobel Prize in Economics for his contributions to financial economics. Here are 10 of his quotes:
I was a colleague of Armen's, at the Rand Corporation "think tank," during the 1950s, and hold no economist in higher regard. When I sat down at my keyboard just now it was to find out what happened to Armen's works. One Google response was someone saying that Armen should get a Nobel Prize. I concur. My own Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded in 1990 along with the prize for Wm. Sharpe. I see in Wikipedia that Armen "influenced" Bill, and that Armen is still alive and is 96 years old.
Harry Markowitz
She talks about how Brahms baby sat them while her mother, Clara, was out earning a living, concertizing all over Europe. Brahms continued in their lives until his death. She also talks about her loving relationship with her mother; her usual sibling like relationships with the other Schumann children; and how she would get mad at Brahms when he would make her mother sad, even cry, but none of them could be mad at Brahms for very long.
Harry Markowitz
Harry Markowitz
Occupation: American EconomistBorn: August 24, 1927
Died: June 22, 2023
Quotes count: 10
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