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International Monetary Economics

International Monetary Economics. ASSET MARKETS A REVIEW. Key Concepts. Convenient References. What are Asset Markets?. Properties of Assets. No-profit condition. CIP. How to solve for the CIP condition?. How to eliminate the risk?. A Perfect Hedge. CIP condition.

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International Monetary Economics

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  1. International Monetary Economics

  2. ASSET MARKETS A REVIEW

  3. Key Concepts

  4. Convenient References

  5. What are Asset Markets?

  6. Properties of Assets

  7. No-profit condition

  8. CIP

  9. How to solve for the CIP condition?

  10. How to eliminate the risk?

  11. A Perfect Hedge

  12. CIP condition

  13. Where to look for forward rates

  14. Numerical Example

  15. Numerical Example

  16. What happens when the investor does not eliminate risk by engaging in a forward contract?

  17. Risk Diversification

  18. The Price of Risk

  19. Uncovered Interest Rate Parity (UIP) condition (1)

  20. Uncovered Interest Rate Parity (UIP) condition (2)

  21. Uncovered Interest Rate Parity (UIP) condition (3)

  22. Modified Uncovered Interest Rate Parity (UIP) condition

  23. What form does the Risk Premium take in the Market?

  24. Information and Market Efficiency

  25. Examples of the no-profit condition

  26. NEW TOPIC

  27. Linking Asset Markets and International Monetary Economics

  28. The Term Structure of Interest Rates

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