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Mathematical Models of Financial Marketsrned him more money than any other of his writings. It effectively relieved him from financial cares at just the time when — extremely ill during 1929 and early in 1930 (he died in March) — he needed to be able to rest and not bother about writing; when he would otherwise have been unable, for the first time since 1918, to earn his living.

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