The Papers that Changed Investing: The Arithmetic of Active Management

December 1990. William Sharpe receives the Nobel Prize in Economics at Stockholm City Hall. The prize is for the Capital Asset Pricing Model — a sophisticated framework showing how risk and expected return are related.
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