| Merton H. Miller AKA Merton Howard Miller Born: 16-May-1923
Birthplace: Boston, MA
Died: 3-Jun-2000
Location of death: Chicago, IL
Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Economist Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Modigliani-Miller theorem Merton H. Miller, working with Franco Modigliani, developed the Modigliani-Miller theorem of corporate finance. With Harry M. Markowitz and William F. Sharpe, Miller was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1990. Father: Joel Miller (attorney)
Mother: Sylvia Miller
Wife: Eleanor Miller (d. 1969)
Wife: Katherine Miller
University: BA, Harvard University (1943)
University: PhD Economics, Johns Hopkins University (1952)
Teacher: Economics, London School of Economics (1952-53)
Teacher: Economics, Carnegie Mellon University (1953-61)
Professor: Economics, University of Chicago (1961-2000)
Professor: Economics, University of Louvain (1966-67)
Nobel Prize for Economics 1990 (with Harry M. Markowitz and William F. Sharpe)
US Treasury Department Economist (1944-49)
Member of the Board of Chicago Board of Trade (1983-85)
Member of the Board of Chicago Mercantile Exchange (1990-2000)
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Economic Association
American Finance Association
Econometric Society
Author of books:
The Theory of Finance (1972, with Eugene F. Fama)
Macroeconomics: A Neoclassical Introduction (1986, with Charles W. Upton)
Merton Miller on Derivatives (1997)
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