Ⅰ. Review the past of 1994 international shiPPing market: 1994 saw world economy begin a new cycle of boom. The economy of the West was on the way to a complete recovery, and that of East Asia was keeping up its stea...Ⅰ. Review the past of 1994 international shiPPing market: 1994 saw world economy begin a new cycle of boom. The economy of the West was on the way to a complete recovery, and that of East Asia was keeping up its steady growth. ACCOFding to the estimation 0f International Monetary Fund, the 1994 growth rate of world economy was 3％ and that of world—trade volume was about 5％. Thanks to these factors, the international shipping market had also Undergone considerable changes. 1. In 1994,world dry—bulk shipping market first sagged and thenstiffened. Affected by the negative growth of展开更多
It was during the weekend that Miss Wu lover a shop selling the luxury brand Louis VThrough the window, she could indulged in the filled with all kinds of handbags, dustcoats anheels-all she yearned for. But she tarri...It was during the weekend that Miss Wu lover a shop selling the luxury brand Louis VThrough the window, she could indulged in the filled with all kinds of handbags, dustcoats anheels-all she yearned for. But she tarried on thand found herself embarrassed to enter.展开更多
It’s known to all that under ideal condition the s to rage cost is kept in lower level when storage management be arranged by Economic Order Quantity(EOQ).Does this mean that any companies should set up their own sto...It’s known to all that under ideal condition the s to rage cost is kept in lower level when storage management be arranged by Economic Order Quantity(EOQ).Does this mean that any companies should set up their own storing system in proportion to the scale of the commodities’ producing or sell ing Furthermore, even if they manage storage in EOQ, because of different oper ation scale, geographical condition or ability borrowing money from financial ma rket, different companies pay unequal cost in storing the same commodity.In thi s paper, except for supplying commodities from our own storage system, the autho rs have analyzed other two supplying ways without whole storage system, they are forward contracts and futures contracts.The authors have discussed variable su pply cost for above different supply measures.According to the cost of each sup ply way, the managers can choose the most economical way in supplying the commod ity and predict the price of futures from storage management arranged by EOQ.Th e summary content is as follow: 1. The comparing of supply cost between forward contracts and storing system a rranged by EOQ. (1) The supply cost from forward contracts (2) The supply cost from storage system arranged by Economic Order Quantity (3) The application example for comparing cost in different supply way 2.The comparing of supply cost between futures going physical and storing syst em arranged by Economic Order Quantity. (1) The supply cost from futures going physical (2) The correlation between futures contracts and storage management arranged b y EOQ (3) The application example for comparing cost in different supply way 3.How does storing system of scale economic affect the price of forward and fu tures contracts (1) How does the price of forward and futures contracts fluctuate (2) How do we calculate the price of a commodity at future point from the cost of scale economic storing (3) How do we operate efficiently in derivatives market by using the cost of sc ale economic storing (4) The application example for analyzing the price of futures 4.The correlation among storage managementforward contracts and futures mark et.展开更多
We establish existence of Predictable Forward Performance Processes(PFPPs)in conditionally complete markets,which has been previously shown only in the binomial setting.Our market model can be a discrete-time or a con...We establish existence of Predictable Forward Performance Processes(PFPPs)in conditionally complete markets,which has been previously shown only in the binomial setting.Our market model can be a discrete-time or a continuous-time model,and the investment horizon can be finite or infinite.We show that the main step in construction of PFPPs is solving a one-period problem involving an integral equation,which is the counterpart of the functional equation found in the binomial case.Although this integral equation has been partially studied in the existing literature,we provide a new solution method using the Fourier transform for tempered distributions.We also provide closedform solutions for PFPPs with inverse marginal functions that are completely monotonic and establish uniqueness of PFPPs within this class.We apply our results to two special cases.The first one is the binomial market and is included to relate our work to the existing literature.The second example considers a generalized Black–Scholes model which,to the best of our knowledge,is a new result.展开更多
文摘Ⅰ. Review the past of 1994 international shiPPing market: 1994 saw world economy begin a new cycle of boom. The economy of the West was on the way to a complete recovery, and that of East Asia was keeping up its steady growth. ACCOFding to the estimation 0f International Monetary Fund, the 1994 growth rate of world economy was 3％ and that of world—trade volume was about 5％. Thanks to these factors, the international shipping market had also Undergone considerable changes. 1. In 1994,world dry—bulk shipping market first sagged and thenstiffened. Affected by the negative growth of
文摘It was during the weekend that Miss Wu lover a shop selling the luxury brand Louis VThrough the window, she could indulged in the filled with all kinds of handbags, dustcoats anheels-all she yearned for. But she tarried on thand found herself embarrassed to enter.
文摘It’s known to all that under ideal condition the s to rage cost is kept in lower level when storage management be arranged by Economic Order Quantity(EOQ).Does this mean that any companies should set up their own storing system in proportion to the scale of the commodities’ producing or sell ing Furthermore, even if they manage storage in EOQ, because of different oper ation scale, geographical condition or ability borrowing money from financial ma rket, different companies pay unequal cost in storing the same commodity.In thi s paper, except for supplying commodities from our own storage system, the autho rs have analyzed other two supplying ways without whole storage system, they are forward contracts and futures contracts.The authors have discussed variable su pply cost for above different supply measures.According to the cost of each sup ply way, the managers can choose the most economical way in supplying the commod ity and predict the price of futures from storage management arranged by EOQ.Th e summary content is as follow: 1. The comparing of supply cost between forward contracts and storing system a rranged by EOQ. (1) The supply cost from forward contracts (2) The supply cost from storage system arranged by Economic Order Quantity (3) The application example for comparing cost in different supply way 2.The comparing of supply cost between futures going physical and storing syst em arranged by Economic Order Quantity. (1) The supply cost from futures going physical (2) The correlation between futures contracts and storage management arranged b y EOQ (3) The application example for comparing cost in different supply way 3.How does storing system of scale economic affect the price of forward and fu tures contracts (1) How does the price of forward and futures contracts fluctuate (2) How do we calculate the price of a commodity at future point from the cost of scale economic storing (3) How do we operate efficiently in derivatives market by using the cost of sc ale economic storing (4) The application example for analyzing the price of futures 4.The correlation among storage managementforward contracts and futures mark et.
基金supported by the National Science Foundation(Grant No.DMS-1929348).
文摘We establish existence of Predictable Forward Performance Processes(PFPPs)in conditionally complete markets,which has been previously shown only in the binomial setting.Our market model can be a discrete-time or a continuous-time model,and the investment horizon can be finite or infinite.We show that the main step in construction of PFPPs is solving a one-period problem involving an integral equation,which is the counterpart of the functional equation found in the binomial case.Although this integral equation has been partially studied in the existing literature,we provide a new solution method using the Fourier transform for tempered distributions.We also provide closedform solutions for PFPPs with inverse marginal functions that are completely monotonic and establish uniqueness of PFPPs within this class.We apply our results to two special cases.The first one is the binomial market and is included to relate our work to the existing literature.The second example considers a generalized Black–Scholes model which,to the best of our knowledge,is a new result.
