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Tobin

American  
[toh-bin] / ˈtoʊ bɪn /

noun

  1. James, 1918–2002, U.S. economist: Nobel Prize 1981.


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“For younger or beginner investors, having parental visibility or approval can be helpful in guiding decision making and reinforcing good habits,” Tobin said.

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“The key consideration for parents is balancing education with appropriate supervision,” said Christine Tobin, chief operating officer at the Young Investors Society, a nonprofit that works with schools to introduce students to investing.

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Still, Wolfe Research’s Tobin Marcus is “skeptical” that the $20 billion reinsurance facility will be large enough to address insurance concerns.

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“We don’t see this happening,” Tobin Marcus, Wolfe Research’s head of U.S. policy and politics, told clients in a research note, describing the proposal as expensive and needing congressional approval.

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“We don’t see this happening,” Tobin Marcus, Wolfe Research’s head of U.S. policy and politics, told clients in a research note, describing the proposal as expensive and needing congressional approval.

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