Using an Evolutionary Algorithm to Improve Investment Strategies
... matrix of technological coefficients) and m investors, which are characterized by open exchange of information. Technological matrix coefficients are determined empirically for different industries. We identify the key variables for monitoring, such as (i) industry profitability, (ii) profit of inve ...
... matrix of technological coefficients) and m investors, which are characterized by open exchange of information. Technological matrix coefficients are determined empirically for different industries. We identify the key variables for monitoring, such as (i) industry profitability, (ii) profit of inve ...
The trillion-dollar difference.
... about where to invest now but also about where to lay the foundations for their organizations’ future success. That increasingly has required them to seek answers to critical questions about the future of work—and about what role humans may play in it. This issue looms large over organizations becau ...
... about where to invest now but also about where to lay the foundations for their organizations’ future success. That increasingly has required them to seek answers to critical questions about the future of work—and about what role humans may play in it. This issue looms large over organizations becau ...
CHAPTER 8 National Income and Environmental
... that growth is robust. But accounting for environmental degradation shows that much of the apparent growth was at the expense of the environment. 3. Monetization of natural capital needs to be approached carefully. In Figure 8.1 there is a noticeable spike in EDP in 1974. Does this indicate an appr ...
... that growth is robust. But accounting for environmental degradation shows that much of the apparent growth was at the expense of the environment. 3. Monetization of natural capital needs to be approached carefully. In Figure 8.1 there is a noticeable spike in EDP in 1974. Does this indicate an appr ...
The Global Economic Environment
... Answer: Exchange rates are the price of one currency in terms of another. If exchange rates change, so do the prices of exports and imports. Countries whose exchange rates are depreciating will find their exports becoming more price competitive and their imports relatively more expensive. If a selle ...
... Answer: Exchange rates are the price of one currency in terms of another. If exchange rates change, so do the prices of exports and imports. Countries whose exchange rates are depreciating will find their exports becoming more price competitive and their imports relatively more expensive. If a selle ...
Willis Peterson OVERINVESTMENT IN PUBLIC SECTOR CAPITAL There
... per worker stocks of public sector and human capital were about onethird 1990 stocks in real terms (Table 1). Also, GDP growth in the 1970s was relatively low while the growth rates of public sector and human capital remained high (Table 2), Granted, society mayhave objectives other than, or in addi ...
... per worker stocks of public sector and human capital were about onethird 1990 stocks in real terms (Table 1). Also, GDP growth in the 1970s was relatively low while the growth rates of public sector and human capital remained high (Table 2), Granted, society mayhave objectives other than, or in addi ...
Investment, Capacity, and Uncertainty: A Putty-Clay Approach 1 FRBSF Working Paper 2002-03
... equilibrium implications. The partial equilibrium analysis focuses on the intensive margin where the decision is how much to invest per project, while the general equilibrium analysis takes into account movements in relative prices and investment on the extensive margin that occurs through new entry ...
... equilibrium implications. The partial equilibrium analysis focuses on the intensive margin where the decision is how much to invest per project, while the general equilibrium analysis takes into account movements in relative prices and investment on the extensive margin that occurs through new entry ...
Western Union Econ Impact Remittances 012115
... working and attend school, or to spend more time raising their children. Older workers may stop working and instead depend upon remittances as a supplement to their pensions. In either case, this reduces the total labor supply and exerts upward pressure on wages for the entire market. Higher wages a ...
... working and attend school, or to spend more time raising their children. Older workers may stop working and instead depend upon remittances as a supplement to their pensions. In either case, this reduces the total labor supply and exerts upward pressure on wages for the entire market. Higher wages a ...
Economics Gr 12 Session 1 - 7 2013 (TN)
... There is a flow of money and goods and services between the household sector and business sectorHouseholds earn income in the form of wages by selling their factors of production to business. Business use factors of production to produce goods and services on which the household sector spendsT ...
... There is a flow of money and goods and services between the household sector and business sectorHouseholds earn income in the form of wages by selling their factors of production to business. Business use factors of production to produce goods and services on which the household sector spendsT ...
Chapter 4 Resources and Trade: The Heckscher
... • But factor prices are not really equal across countries. • The model predicts that trading countries produce the same goods, so that prices for those goods can equalize, but countries may produce different goods. • The model assumes that trading countries have the ...
... • But factor prices are not really equal across countries. • The model predicts that trading countries produce the same goods, so that prices for those goods can equalize, but countries may produce different goods. • The model assumes that trading countries have the ...
Growth - Office for National Statistics
... grew strongly in the early part of the decade and although there was a temporary decline in the mid-2000s, this was reversed by the end of 2007. The deterioration in economic conditions during 2008 had a large effect on the construction and production industries, but the effect on the services indus ...
... grew strongly in the early part of the decade and although there was a temporary decline in the mid-2000s, this was reversed by the end of 2007. The deterioration in economic conditions during 2008 had a large effect on the construction and production industries, but the effect on the services indus ...
Green Markets and Private Provision of Public Goods Matthew J
... private provision and social welfare. Markets for “environmentally friendly” goods and services exemplify the increased availability of impure public goods in the economy. The distinguishing feature of these markets—hereafter referred to as “green markets”—is availability of impure public goods (i.e ...
... private provision and social welfare. Markets for “environmentally friendly” goods and services exemplify the increased availability of impure public goods in the economy. The distinguishing feature of these markets—hereafter referred to as “green markets”—is availability of impure public goods (i.e ...
Study on Selection Index System of Leading Industries under
... mean going through channels of development modes in advanced industrialized countries. When conditions are fulfilled, it is totally possible to break through limitations of development stages in a country and within a region, and to select most appropriate leading industries. However, if we artifici ...
... mean going through channels of development modes in advanced industrialized countries. When conditions are fulfilled, it is totally possible to break through limitations of development stages in a country and within a region, and to select most appropriate leading industries. However, if we artifici ...
The Shift Towards Non-Monetary Currency and the Rise of Crypto
... lenders, and borrowers in the coming years. Nonetheless, these currencies are not without inherent risk. Bitcoin’s rise can be traced to two factors in modern economic history: The first is the rise of the Internet as a means by which trade is facilitated, a process that has been ongoing since the 1 ...
... lenders, and borrowers in the coming years. Nonetheless, these currencies are not without inherent risk. Bitcoin’s rise can be traced to two factors in modern economic history: The first is the rise of the Internet as a means by which trade is facilitated, a process that has been ongoing since the 1 ...
defining competitiveness through the theories
... regional economy, it was not perfect and the critics quickly appeared. At the same time, besides regional-innovative (cluster) theory, a new economicgeographical approach emerged. It is called New Economic Geography (NЕG). According to this approach, transport costs, trade, externalities and returns ...
... regional economy, it was not perfect and the critics quickly appeared. At the same time, besides regional-innovative (cluster) theory, a new economicgeographical approach emerged. It is called New Economic Geography (NЕG). According to this approach, transport costs, trade, externalities and returns ...
NBER WORKING PAPERS SERIES ENDOGENOUS MACROECONOMIC GROWTH THEORY Elhanan Helpman
... lower the rate of savings. The main point remains the same, however: the economy grows in the long run if the marginal product of capital does not decline too much as a result of capital accumulation.2 ...
... lower the rate of savings. The main point remains the same, however: the economy grows in the long run if the marginal product of capital does not decline too much as a result of capital accumulation.2 ...
Paper delivered at the Conference “Ragnar Nurkse (1907–2007): Classical Development
... in natural resources. As others working in the area, he used Folke Hilgerdt’s terminology—“regions of recent settlement,” noting that they were favored by a rapidly expanding demand for their primary products. This tended to raise real incomes directly by improving their barter terms of trade, which ...
... in natural resources. As others working in the area, he used Folke Hilgerdt’s terminology—“regions of recent settlement,” noting that they were favored by a rapidly expanding demand for their primary products. This tended to raise real incomes directly by improving their barter terms of trade, which ...
here`s a good reading for Question 3
... sales, providing an incentive to firms to gain better control over their costs. This they will do by increasing their capital investment and mechanizing. This will make it possible to vary output and employment together over a range, with unit running costs staying constant. ...
... sales, providing an incentive to firms to gain better control over their costs. This they will do by increasing their capital investment and mechanizing. This will make it possible to vary output and employment together over a range, with unit running costs staying constant. ...
E V conomic Statistics in anuatu
... ▪ Contact points publicized for each statistical subject area ▪ User consultations are organized by producers of economic statistics ▪ Awareness of relevance, among users, of official statistics to economic policy making is considered sufficient and there are activities in place to improve upon it ...
... ▪ Contact points publicized for each statistical subject area ▪ User consultations are organized by producers of economic statistics ▪ Awareness of relevance, among users, of official statistics to economic policy making is considered sufficient and there are activities in place to improve upon it ...
the role of non-moving factors of production in brazilian regional
... income in these two regions. In words, this means that there is a regional disparity when average per capita income differs in the two regions. It should be noticed that under this concept it is possible that xa>xb, although the GDP per capita in region a is smaller than the GDP per capita in region ...
... income in these two regions. In words, this means that there is a regional disparity when average per capita income differs in the two regions. It should be noticed that under this concept it is possible that xa>xb, although the GDP per capita in region a is smaller than the GDP per capita in region ...
