Neuro-finance and stock trading Experiment tests A preliminary research proposal Paul Farah Contents Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 3 Procedures and methodology .................................................................................................................. 4 Experiments ................................................................................
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was taken from the industry sector. This explains why the UK was the first developed country to experience de-industrialisation and its strong influence. Figure 2 UK Unemployment by broad sector, 1971-2009 Cambridge Econometrics analysis of ONS (2013) But most of the rise in employment in the service sector was experienced by the South East, especially London. While the losses in Manufacturing jobs were just a little bit bigger for the South East then for the rest of
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DeVry University Managed Care & Health Insur Professor: Keri Bahar Week 7 – Webliography Contribution Reforming Medicare in the age of Deficit Reduction Date: 04/16/2014 Webliography Contribution Entry / Reference 1: Urban Institute (2013). Can Medicare Be Preserved While Reducing the Deficit? Timely Analysis of Immediate Health Policy Issues. Retrieved from: http://www.rwjf.org/content/dam/farm/reports/issue_briefs/2013/rwjf404766/subassets/rwjf404766_1 This reference help the current
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A Stochastic Approach to Indian Banking Sector : Technical Analysis of Private Sector Banks Dr. Rahul Rajan Abhilasha Srivastava Abstract The objective of this paper is to present a method for estimating the cost efficiency of Indian banks in order to study the degree of technical and cost performance of the Indian banking sector and to analyze how the banking sector has been affected by technical efficiency and cost efficiency. Initially, the evolution in the technical front in the banks between
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Introduction Competition is very prevalent between companies. One thing that separates a good company from a great company would be the compensation package. A good company would have the average benefits such as healthcare. According to an article titled Why Do Companies Pay For College, “Instead, tuition assistance appears to select better quality employees who stay on the job longer, at least in part to keep making use of that benefit” (Capalli, 2004, p.213). A great company would
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Efficient Market Hypothesis * EMH emerged in the 1950s due to early application of computers in analysis of time series behaviour of economic variables. * The general idea of EMH is that markets incorporate all available information into all prices and the assumptions are that there is elimination of riskless profit opportunities and all prices of stocks are equal to their fundamental value and we have Rational expectations: agents use optimal forecasts based on all information available
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graduates, allowing them to be able to clearly communicate complex problems and their solutions. Of course, prerequisite knowledge of business is another key prerequisite as consultant, and I might be lacking in this compared to, for example, an econometrics or finance graduate, who have a plenty of knowledge of analytical system, but have more experience applying this in a more business related environment. I believe, however, that my internship in Business Analytics and additional Business Courses
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A number of reported result regarding the effect of pharmaceutical promotion in this literature will be discussed. Quality of life as well as number of surveys results and econometric indicate positive effects of Direct-to-consumer advertising. Pharmaceutical promotion has such informative view to consumers and their physicians. Consumer ads is more effective at teaching consumers, expanding the celebrity of drugs and inducing physician's relationship with their patients. The studies also show that
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a multidisciplinary field in which the study of the criminal activities in a society is studied scientifically. Based on this fact, criminology is explained through a variety of theories including; psychoanalysis, functionalism, interactionism, econometrics, systems theory, postmodernism, and evolutionary psychology among others (Armstrong & Maruna, 2016). The theories were developed by various individuals and are divided into classical theories, positivism, and social structure theories. However
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IMPACT OF OIL TRADE ON EXCHANGE RATE OF INDIA Introduction India in the 21st century is one of the fastest growing countries of the world. Oil being the bloodline of the growing economy, is a necessary commodity and has a very inelastic demand, steadily growing with time. In 2011, India was the fourth largest energy consumer in the world after the United States, China, and Russia. India's economy grew at an annual rate of approximately 7 percent since 2000 and proved relatively resilient to the
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