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The following was posted on Eh.Res originally.--RBE 
 
Greetings!  Please allow me to introduce myself.  I'm a research staff member at the Unit
on Knowledge, Finance & Society at the University of Konstanz (Germany) and also a
doctoral student in Sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (USA), writing up my
field research on the
Malaysian stock market. 
 
As part of this project, I have been reviewing various economic theorists' views of the
stock market AND PARTICULARLY THE GENERATION AND INTERPRETATION OF STOCK MARKET PRICES.  I
have sections on Veblen, Keynes, Hayek, Shiller (and Behavioral Finance), and the
efficient markets hypothesis and its tools.
 
My quick question is if any of you are aware of any discussion of asset market prices (or
stock market prices) in the 'old' institutionalist literature that you could point me to?
Or perhaps a text or other person where I might find my answer?
 
Thank you in advance for your time, 
 
Aaron Pitluck 
University of Konstanz and University of Wisconsin-Madison 
 
 
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