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En nationell valuta med rörlig växelkurs antas ge centralbanken möjlighet att föra en oberoende penningpolitik som kan användas för att stabilisera ekonomin. Men om inflationen på kort sikt inte i första hand styrs av nationella faktorer, utan av internationella konjunkturcykler, minskar möjlighe-ten att föra en oberoende penningpolitik. Den rörliga växelkursen kan då i stället vara en källa till
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Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to empirically evaluate the performance of seven different methods that are used when estimating Value-at-Risk for a portfolio of Swedish index-bonds with different maturities. As a supplementary objective, the paper tries to determine the history that one needs to account for when calculating VaR. Methodology: In order to calculate the VaR, a portfolio consi
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The purpose of the existing methods for limiting the researcher’s bias is to see to that we have an objective and rational research. But what if there exist collective biases, and that the current process of falsification through peer to peer review only hinder individual ones. And this can happen because there is a shared fundamental belief system (FT) within the field, acquired through mutual ed
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This paper describes the development of software that generates graphical icons for classes written in Modelica, an object oriented language for modeling complex systems. The icon rendering is developed as a new feature in the JModelica IDE, a plugin for the multi-language software development environment Eclipse. The JModelica IDE is included in the distribution of the open source project JModeli
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The practice of social development is situated within a broader phenomenological context known as the ―development paradigm‖—a grand milieu of institutions, policies, projects, and agents. Increasingly, social science discourses equate the development paradigm to a hegemonic project of empire epitomised by the moniker ―neoliberalism‖. As one such social development practitioner, I explore the ques
