Finance theory

The systematic description of the ways in which private households and businesses raise money, as well as how money is allocated to projects while considering the risk factors associated with them. – As a subfield of finance, the study of the interaction between the government’s revenue-spending economy on the one hand and the other sectors of the economy on the other. – The well thought-out, appropriate and consistent description of the design, mode of action and possible linkage – then: financial engineering – of financial products; in this sense also called financial market theory (theory of capital markets). – Doctrinal building with the aim of explaining – (mathematically) or even – modeling in advance the price formation on financial markets. — Reasoned advice to investors on how best to build their portfolios in terms of returns. The mostly highly mathematized models generally neglect the tax aspects (issues of taxation) that are extremely important in decision making and are therefore of little help to investors. – See Flat Tax, Investment Models, Behavioural Finance, Expectancy Theory, New, Financial Engineering, Financial History, Financial Market Models, Financial Psychology, Money Purpose, Market Effectiveness Assumption, Modigliani-Miller Theorem, Portfolio Optimization, Quality Control, Casino Doctrine, State.

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