Background
LATANE, Henry Allen was born in 1907 in Buchanan, Virginia, United States of America.
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LATANE, Henry Allen was born in 1907 in Buchanan, Virginia, United States of America.
Bachelor of Arts University Richmond, 1928. Master of Business Administration Harvard University, 1930. Doctor of Philosophy University North. Carolina, 1959.
His major economic work was the Inquiry., a work cast in the Smithian mould, which nevertheless deviated from classical orthodoxy in several ways. He emphasised the role of utility in determining relative prices and also argued that oversaving was a possibility. His later works are on monetary questions and, paradoxically for a writer who feared underconsumption, took the Bullionist position.
Finance Analyst, Bankers Trust Company, New York City, 1930-1941, Lionel Edie
& Company, New York City, 1941-1950.
Professor Economics and Finance, University North. Carolina, Chapel Hill,
80. Consultant, Indian Capital Market Study, National Bureau Applied Economics Research, New Delhi, India, 1965.
Landowner. Member, House of Lords.
Chairman, Latane Morris Investment Association, North. Carolina. Willis Professor Investment Banking Emeritus, University North. Carolina, Chapel Hill, since 1980.
Editorial Boards, Southern Economic Journal,
80, Journal of Finance, 1960-1976. J. Quant, and Finance Research, 1969-1980, Finance Review, since 1980.
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My principal contributions revolve around the twin themes of forming probability beliefs about the future and making rational decisions based on these beliefs. My first published contribution was a seasonal adjustment to minimise the difference of each period from the average of the two adjacent periods (the Census XII model was based on this approach). Work on the relationship of interest rates and income velocity, or rather, their reciprocals — bond prices and proportionate cash balances—followed.
Models developed in the 1950s still hold with no change in parameters. Based strictly on model parameters estimated in the 1950s, a velocity of 6.7 as in 1984 should be accompanied by high grade interest rates of 13.5% as compared to actual 13.4% yields on Triple A bonds in August.
More recently, I have investigated capital market anomalies indicating imperfect use of information by investors,
and developed the concept of Standardized Unexpected Earnings which has been useful in predicting stock price behaviour. Shares of companies whose announced earnings deviate significantly above or below their historic trend tend to show price changes in the appropriate direction even several months after this information is made public.
The second theme justified the geometric mean as a criterion for choosing among risky ventures to maximise the likelihood of long-run success and led to the development of a portfolio balance strategy including money, bonds and stocks.
LAUDERDALE, James Maitland 8th Earl of
Dates and Birthplace 1759-1839, Scotland.
Posts Held Landowner.
Member, House of Lords.