Companies with positive corporate value trends are definitely attractive to investors. This is because a high company indicates the level of prosperity shareholders. Many things can affect company. study aims determine whether profitability, solvency, and inflation firm value. In this there were 84 property real estate industry populations listed on Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2019 202...

In this paper, we propose a stochastic investment model for actuarial use in South Africa by modelling price inflation rates, share dividends, long-term and short-term interest rates the period 1960–2018 inflation-linked bonds 2000–2018. Possible bi-directional relations between economic series have been considered, parameters their confidence intervals estimated recursively to examine stabilit...

a r t i c l e i n f o Keywords: Asymmetry Inflation Relative price variability (RPV) U-shape JEL classification: E30 E31 E52 It is widely perceived that relative prices are more dispersed in periods of price decreases than in periods of price increases. We show that the asymmetry results from misspecifying the true, U-shaped, underlying model with a piecewise linear regression model. Ever since...

Has the macroeconomic policy "regime" changed in the United States in the last few years? If so, has t h s change had an effect on macroeconomic relationships, and, in particular, on the relationshp between inflation and unemployment? These two questions have been on the minds of most macroeconomists since the October 1979 switch from interest rates to reserves as an intermediate target for the...

Inflationary cosmologies, regarded as dynamical systems, have rather simple asymptotic behavior, insofar as the cosmic baldness principle holds. Nevertheless, in the early stages of an inflationary process, the dynamical behavior may be very complex. In this paper, we show how even a simple inflationary scenario, based on Linde’s “chaotic inflation” proposal, manifests nontrivial dynamical effe...

We study the low frequency comovements in unemployment, inflation and the federal funds rate in the U.S. From 1970 through 1979 all three series trended up together; after 1979 they all trended down. The conventional explanation for the buildup of inflation in the 1970s is that the Fed reacted to an increase in the natural rate of unemployment by conducting an overly passive monetary policy. We...