Quasi mean reversion in an efficient stock market: the characterisation of economic equilibria which support Black-Scholes option pricing

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Astudy was conducted to evaluate risk premium behavior in a market portfolio of risky assets. The study assumes that equity market return variance and risk free interest rate are maintained at constant levels for the development of a market risk premium. Results show that market portfolio risk premium should follow a non-linear partial differentiation equation called the Burgers' equation to establish equilibrium conditions.

Prices and rates, Stock options

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On the origin of convention: evidence from coordination games

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An analysis of the origins of conventions using fictitious play on coordination reveals that labels and populations may be influenced in their formations. Empirical studies have shown that conventions may emerge from one population with labels and from two populations with no labels. The study aims to reveal the relationship between strategies and abstraction assumptions.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Reports, Economic research, Adaptability (Psychology)

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