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Drawdown (economics)
The drawdown is the measure of the decline from a historical peak in some variable.
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Drawdown (economics)
Trading strategy note from Wikipedia, “Drawdown (economics)”: The drawdown is the measure of the decline from a historical peak in some variable. This describes the method. It is not a measured return.
Economic development
Open Library book matching “economics”: Economic development by Michael P. Todaro (1994).
The Economics of BitCoin Price Formation
arXiv preprint matching “bitcoin”: The Economics of BitCoin Price Formation. This paper analyses the relationship between BitCoin price and supply-demand fundamentals of BitCoin, global macro-financial indicators and BitCoin attractiveness for investors. Using daily data for the period 2009-2014 and applying time-series analytical mechanisms, we find that BitCoin market fundamentals and BitCoin attractiveness for investors have a significant impact on BitCoin price. Our estimates do not support previous findings that the macro-financial developments are driving BitCoin price.
Bitcoin: Economics, Technology, and Governance
OpenAlex paper (2015) matching “bitcoin”: Bitcoin: Economics, Technology, and Governance. Bitcoin is an online communication protocol that facilitates the use of a virtual currency, including electronic payments. Bitcoin's rules were designed by engineers with no apparent influence from lawyers or regulators. Bitcoin is built on a transaction log that is distributed across a network of participating computers. It includes mechanisms to reward honest participation, to bootstrap acceptance by early adopters, and to guard against concentrations of power. Bitcoin's design allows for irreversible transactions, a prescribed path of money…
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