vishny造句

• The division was withdrawn to re-form in the Western Front in the district Vishny Volochyok.
• But Vishny said it's plausible that large stock options help top executives focus more on the bottom line than on their own egos.
• A collection of lively essays with Vishny _ " The Grabbing Hand : Government Pathologies and their Cures " _ is in the stores.
• Further contributions were made later on by Murphy, Shleifer and Robert W . Vishny in 1989 . Analysis of this economic model ordinarily involves using game theory.
• In 1994 Shleifer founded with fellow academics and behavioral finance specialists Josef Lakonishok and Robert Vishny a Chicago-based money management firm known as LSV Asset Management.
• "The statistical evidence is not conclusive on what's causing what, " said Robert Vishny, a compensation expert at the University of Chicago.
• He quickly formed a lasting research partnership with Rob Vishny of the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business that has been among the longest-lasting and most fruitful in all of present-day economics.
• The latest entry in this derby is " The Grabbing Hand : Government Pathologies and Their Cures, " by two leading lights of the new generation, Andrei Shleifer of Harvard University and Robert Vishny of the University of Chicago.
• Now a new generation of Chicagoans is rising, led by James Heckman, Robert Townsend, Nancy Stokey, Robert Vishny, Kevin M . Murphy, Lars Hansen, Robert Topel, Judith Chevalier, Casey Mulligan, Austan Goolsbee, and Steven Levitt.
• La Porta, Lopez, Shleifer and Vishny's studies, although picked up by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, were widely criticised for failing to disclose their methodology adequately, misunderstanding the law in multiple jurisdictions, oversimplifying complex legal problems, and bias.
• It was he who hit on the idea of selling Russia's largest firms to insiders at a discount, in the hope that managers later would sell their windfall gains and surface further value . ( The logic is described in detail in his 1995 book with Vishny and Maxim Boycko, " Privatizing Russia . ")
• He cited a paper by Andrei Shleifer and Robert Vishny released the previous week, which concludes that most innovation was in fact about " providing investors with false substitutes for [ traditional ] assets like bank deposits, " and once investors realize the sheer number of securities that are unsafe a " flight to safety " occurs which necessarily leads to " financial fragility ."