Escape Velocity
This book is intended for individuals with a deep interest in economics and finance coming from a graduate level background. The research presented in this book can be applied in either an academic setting or an applied environment. The main goal is to convey that there are complex dynamics in economics and finance which contain reflexive principles. These systems, due to their reflexive nature, are hard to predict. It is the hope of this author to provide insight in complex system thinking and the idea of economic emergence and chaos theory. The title of this book was chosen because of crisis of 2008. Escape velocity usually means that an economy is self-sustaining without abnormal fiscal or monetary stimulus. Economists use the term escape velocity in a positive light. I use escape velocity to convey that there is a point were a complex system can reach a runaway phase and go into a chaotic attraction. For example, the financial crisis of 2008 was set into motion with over issuing and trading of mortgage backed securities. The financial system was over leveraged, and with the catalysis of the Treasury Department of the United States not backstopping the Lehman Bankruptcy their decisions led to a financial crash - or escape velocity. This book covers topics on corporate finance and risk management.
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Escape Velocity
This book is intended for individuals with a deep interest in economics and finance coming from a graduate level background. The research presented in this book can be applied in either an academic setting or an applied environment. The main goal is to convey that there are complex dynamics in economics and finance which contain reflexive principles. These systems, due to their reflexive nature, are hard to predict. It is the hope of this author to provide insight in complex system thinking and the idea of economic emergence and chaos theory. The title of this book was chosen because of crisis of 2008. Escape velocity usually means that an economy is self-sustaining without abnormal fiscal or monetary stimulus. Economists use the term escape velocity in a positive light. I use escape velocity to convey that there is a point were a complex system can reach a runaway phase and go into a chaotic attraction. For example, the financial crisis of 2008 was set into motion with over issuing and trading of mortgage backed securities. The financial system was over leveraged, and with the catalysis of the Treasury Department of the United States not backstopping the Lehman Bankruptcy their decisions led to a financial crash - or escape velocity. This book covers topics on corporate finance and risk management.
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Escape Velocity

Escape Velocity

by Paul Cottrell
Escape Velocity

Escape Velocity

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This book is intended for individuals with a deep interest in economics and finance coming from a graduate level background. The research presented in this book can be applied in either an academic setting or an applied environment. The main goal is to convey that there are complex dynamics in economics and finance which contain reflexive principles. These systems, due to their reflexive nature, are hard to predict. It is the hope of this author to provide insight in complex system thinking and the idea of economic emergence and chaos theory. The title of this book was chosen because of crisis of 2008. Escape velocity usually means that an economy is self-sustaining without abnormal fiscal or monetary stimulus. Economists use the term escape velocity in a positive light. I use escape velocity to convey that there is a point were a complex system can reach a runaway phase and go into a chaotic attraction. For example, the financial crisis of 2008 was set into motion with over issuing and trading of mortgage backed securities. The financial system was over leveraged, and with the catalysis of the Treasury Department of the United States not backstopping the Lehman Bankruptcy their decisions led to a financial crash - or escape velocity. This book covers topics on corporate finance and risk management.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940148391357
Publisher: Paul Cottrell
Publication date: 10/24/2013
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 2 MB

About the Author

Paul Cottrell is a researcher in chaos theory and has interests in modeling financial markets. Some have considered him a polymath of sorts. Born in Detroit, Michigan he has extensive professional experience in automotive engineering and design. After retiring from automotive engineering he pursued interests in corporate finance involving the publication and non-profit industries. He currently is a proprietary trader specializing in currency and energy markets. He also dedicates some of his time at a large non-profit in New York City. In addition to modeling financial markets, his other research interests are in developmental economics, behavioral finance, complexity science, energy markets, and risk management. Born and raised Jewish, he is a proponent for anti-theism in the vein of Christopher Hitchens. He is currently working on his Ph.D. in Finance from Walden University. He has earned a M.B.A. and B.Sc. from Wayne State University. He Currently lives in New York, NY.
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