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Why are there so many physics grads in finance?
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[QUOTE="TeethWhitener, post: 6823042, member: 511972"] Relevant: [URL]https://www.hbs.edu/ris/Publication%2520Files/16-067_3d306ef8-09a1-42b3-956f-a797846b9e3c.pdf[/URL] In particular, see Figure 2 (p. 45), which suggests that the physics graduates most likely to go into finance are the least promising physicists. (But also note that the cohorts do not stretch over the same time period, suggesting maybe some data massaging to support a certain conclusion). [/QUOTE]
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