Neoclassical finance
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Neoclassical finance is a school of thought that has developed since the mid 1960s, building on earlier developments such as the Austrian School of economics but cross-fertilizing with atomic physics and other heavily quantitative disciplines.
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- Neoclassical Finance; Stephen A. Ross at press.princeton.edu
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