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a new portfolio optimization framework based on downside-risk measures that are more appropriate to the investorâ … portfolio optimization framework based on minimizing the Lower-Partial-Moment (LPM) and maximizing the upper-partial-moment (UPM … the complexity of the optimization problem, and the high nonlinearities and discontinuities, we use a metaheuristic …
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In this paper we consider expected value and mean variance optimization of a general forward--looking stochastic model …
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Agent based models take into account limited rational behaviour of individuals acting on financial markets. Explicit simulation of this behaviour and the resulting interaction of individuals provide a description of aggregate financial market time series. At least for some parameter settings,...
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the Nested Fixed-Point approach. We present a direct optimization approach to the problem and show that it is … optimization problem qualitatively no more difficult to solve than standard maximum likelihood estimation problems. The direct … optimization approach is also applicable to other structural estimation problems such as auctions and RBC models, and also to other …
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In economics, numerical optimization is usually carried out using a package designed to optimize a black-box function f … allow for the increased gains from parallel execution. This paper describes how to modify standard generic optimization code … are described and some leading examples of optimization problems in economics and econometrics are mapped into the general …
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securities. In this paper we present three algorithms to approach the underlying NP-hard problem of portfolio optimization with a …
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Game theoretic studies of market equilibria are usually noncooperative, but every exchange is a cooperative interaction, so this approach is unavoidably incomplete. One mixed cooperative-noncooperative approach that allows for this is the "biform game" approach, in which agents choose...
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We propose a computational model to study (the evolution of) post--secondary education. "Consumers" who differ in quality shop around for desirable colleges or universities that also differ in quality. We study the dynamics and asymptotics for three nested variants of this matching model: the...
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