financial economics

Financial economics is a field in which people have been continuously using economic theory to explore and study equilibrium and arbitrage, single-period risk allocation and multi-period risk allocation, optimal investment portfolios, mean variance analysis, and optimal investment in finance since the late 1980s. A new interdisciplinary discipline of economics and finance has gradually formed and developed, including consumption and investment, securities valuation and pricing, etc. Today, the role of financial economics in the education and training of economists is even more important than in previous years. Such changes often result from corresponding shifts in financial markets in recent years.
Click to view
financial economics

ios software

Related topics

closure
Financial economics is a field in which people have been continuously using economic theory to explore and study equilibrium and arbitrage, single-period risk allocation and multi-period risk allocation, optimal investment portfolios, mean variance analysis, and optimal investment in finance since the late 1980s. A new interdisciplinary discipline of economics and finance has gradually formed and developed, including consumption and investment, securities valuation and pricing, etc. Today, the role of financial economics in the education and training of economists is even more important than in previous years. Such changes often result from corresponding shifts in financial markets in recent years.