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Robert Engle, the 2003 Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics, at Hofstra
On May 6, 2009, Nobel Laureate, Dr. Robert F. Engle was presented with Hofstra University's Presidential Medal. Following the presentation by President Stuart Rabinowitz, Dr. Engles spoke to Hofstra students, faculty and administrators on "What is Happening to Financial Market Volatility and Why?," discussing his award-winning ARCH theory.
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