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Benjamin Graham is known to have grown the seeds of investment in America's Wall Street. Graham was a great economist who introduced the present day security analysis. Being the founder of value investing Graham paved the way for a new era of economical strategy setting and planning which were carried forward by his students like Warren Buffett, Mario Gabelli, John Neff, Michael Price, and John Bogle and many others. Graham's books 'Security Analysis' and 'The Intelligent Investor' are regarded as immortal references for financial and economical experts, strategists and enthusiasts. Graham's books have been referred to by many economy proponents to help writing several other similar books. Even to the present day Graham's ideas and economical approaches are religiously followed and retained. According to Warren Buffet Graham was a sheer genius who was much like a father to Warren Buffet and many other disciples to whom he imparted his great knowledge and brilliance in order for them to make path breaking contributions after him

FAMOUS AS: Economist, Investor
BORN ON: 08 May 1894 Famous 8th May Birthdays
BORN IN: London, England
DIED ON: 21 September 1976
NATIONALITY: United Kingdom
ZODIAC SIGN: Taurus Famous Taureans
WORKS & ACHIEVEMENTS: Idea of Value Investment for the first time, Wrote 'The Intelligent Investor' which became a famous book

Bertil Gotthard Ohlin

Born on April 23, 1899, Bertil Ohlin was the founder of the modern theory of dynamics of trade. His research on international trade and capital movement proved to be a turning point in his life. Due to Ohlin's works and theorems, Economics was taken to a higher standard and recognition was brought to it. The Heckscher-Ohlin model faced many criticisms and finally, suitable credit was given to it. Ohlin cultivated his love for numbers and trade at an early age and this made him a successful economist and a scholar. The Nobel Prize that Bertil Ohlin earned was purely based on his

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