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Asset market experiments are analyzed by distinguishing, ex post facto, participants who trade on fundamentals versus those who trade on momentum (i.e., buying when the price is rising). The distinction is made when prices are above fundamental value, so that (in each period) those who have more...
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The neoclassical price adjustment equation stipulates that prices move toward equilibrium at rate that is proportional to the excess demand, i.e., the difference between the demand and supply divided by the demand (at that price). However, the demand and supply are generally nonlinear functions...
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We utilize optimization methods to determine equilibria of cryptocurrencies. A core group, the wealthy, fears the loss of assets that can be seized by a government. Volatility may be influenced by speculators. The wealthy must divide their assets between the home currency and the...
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