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To begin with, I am recalling the Banach Fixed Point Theorem. Let $(X,d)$ be a non-empty complete metric space with a contraction mapping $T:Xto X$. Then $T$...
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2 answerSo here's an example of a standard Supply & Demand Relationship for an Individual Supplier: As a supplier, for 1 dollar, I'll produce 1 unit of something. For 2 dollars,...
Asked on 09/08/2020 by Anthony Fallone
1 answerAs far as I understand, the majority of loan contracts specify a nominal interest rate, NOT a real interest rate. So a hypothetical loanable funds markets would have people suggesting...
Asked on 09/07/2020
1 answerAssume a clothing store needs a 100,000 line of credit (LOC) to manage its operating cash flow each month. The store plans to use the LOC...
Asked on 09/06/2020 by q126y
1 answerTo wit, do you profit more off options, the shorter-term they are like 0 DTEs? I know that option premium correlates negatively with duration. Pre-suppose you think some...
Asked on 09/05/2020 by AYX.CLDR
2 answerIt is common to talk about utility functions. For example in a universe with only two goods, we might assume each person (or group of people) carries a function ...
Asked on 09/05/2020
2 answerBloomberg shows this chart: I understand the above chart to mean that consumers were actually paid to use electricity. (Please...
Asked on 09/04/2020
4 answerI have the utility function: $U(x_1,...,x_n)=a_0+sum_{i=1}^{n}a_ix_i;;;;;;;;;a_jinmathbb{R}_+ ;;forall j={0,...,n}$ (maybe $a_0$ could be zero) $sum_{i=1}^{n}a_iin (0,K);;;$ where $K<infty$ Where the problem is: $max_{x_1,...,x_n}U;;;;;;;;c.t.;;sum_{i=1}^{n}p_ix_i=m;;;;;$ (With positive prices...
Asked on 08/31/2020 by nrivera
1 answerFor instance, Tesco has more buying power over British farmers. How would I show this on a monopsony graph where Tesco has a surplus?...
Asked on 08/31/2020 by Nabil C
1 answerWhy do interest rates (mortgage, LIBOR, Treasury yields, etc.) move together? What is the fundamental reason behind that? From my understanding, what drives it is the Federal Funds Rate, which...
Asked on 08/27/2020
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