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See, I really can't cite much specifically. I was under the impression that LTCM, for example, had already made discoveries by the time academia "discovered" them, but I'm having a bit of a hard time finding that exact info.

Maybe the better question is, "as a field, where is finance furthest along and who is taking it that direction?"

edit: Maybe also, "what are the big problems being worked on in the field of finance right now, and why?"

 
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I acknowledge the spirit of the questions... but they do not make any sense..

besides.. what do you mean by "where is finance furthest along?" ... finance professionals provide a service.. and each service is valued by its usefulness to each individual... if you trade millions of dollars each day you will gladly shell out 25K for a bloomberg terminal whereas if you do not trade at all you will probably not want that ugly junk sitting in your basement even if I paid you money to keep it..

also, big problems in finance are also subjective..if you are a scalper your problem is the lag time between things happening and the news getting to you.. if you are a VC your problem is identifying companies that click best with the widest target market..

I hope I have explained my point ..

 

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