He came to Yale from Wall Street in 1985 and at that time the Yale endowment was worth about one billion dollars.

985年他从华尔街来到耶鲁,当时耶鲁大学捐赠基金总额是10亿美元

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In fact, there's a very famous book called A Random Walk Down Wall Street, that was one of the first to make this hypothesis.

实际上，有一本很著名的书,叫做在华尔街上随机漫步，这本书是最早提出这种假设的先驱者之一。

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Well, it's one of the mysteries of Wall Street.

这是华尔街的一大秘密

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Got it.At one end though, s the Wall Street end, s much harder to see direct government interference.

明白，但是另一方面，华尔街，it’,很难看见，it’,政府的直接干预。

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Well, there are many factors, but one important factor is, the rise of the Internet has competed with -people used to buy The Wall Street Journal to get data like this.

其实有很多因素,但是最主要一点是,来自网络的竞争,人们过去买《华尔街日报》来获取这些数据

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His name is Carl Icahn, who is one of the biggest Wall Street-- powerful and enlightened people on Wall Street-- who can also maybe tell us something about how he makes money or how he makes it a better world.

他叫卡尔·伊卡恩,他是华尔街一位有影响力,有见识的商人,希望他也能和我们谈谈怎么赚钱,或者如何让世界更美好

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s treasury secretary Hank Paulson intervened to prevent Bear sterns, re in wall street now, one of the gigantic financial institutions from collapsing altogether.

008年3月，布什的财政部长，In，march，2008，，Bush’,汉克，鲍尔森,干预阻止贝尔斯登银行，贝尔斯登银行是华尔街上，they’,的一家大的金融机构,政府干预没有让其倒闭。

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