MODIFIED DIETZ METHOD
A method of assessing a portfolio’s performance based on a weighted calculation of its cash flow. It takes in its consideration the timing of cash flows and presumes there is a consistent return rate over a defined time period. This is more precise than Simple Dietz Method because the earlier method postulates all cash flows are made in the middle of the evaluation.
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Tit for Tat
Game theory mechanism subject to a payoff matrix similar to a prisoner’s dilemma. Anchored on the concepts of retaliation and altruism, this ...
Nonsegregated Disclosures
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Product Line
A series of related products which are all made or manufactured by the same company.
Behavioral Economics
The scientific study on how the mind thinks and how each person reacts as it relates to the process of decision making in economics of individuals ...
Infant-Industry Theory
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