Money is stock

Article Abstract:

A comparison is drawn between the valuation of stock and the valuation of government debt. Just like the way stock valuation is a charge against the company's profits, so is the government debt a charge against the surpluses the government generates. The price level of money can thus be determined based on the government debt notwithstanding lack of demand for the money. Government budgetary constraints and inflationary factors are also taken into account for determination of the price level.

Public Finance Activities, National Government Liabilities & Debt, Interpretation and construction, Comparative analysis, Monetary policy, National debt, Public debts

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Risk-based pricing of interest rates for consumer loans

Article Abstract:

The risk-based pricing method used by lenders for evaluating interest rates for consumer loans and its impact on consumer behavior are analyzed.

Commercial Banks, Commodity & service prices, Interest Rates, Mortgage and Nonmortgage Loan Brokers, Consumer Behavior, Consumer Loans, Evaluation, Prices and rates, Personal loans, Company pricing policy, Consumer behaviour

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Anticipated inflation and rates of return in a search-theoretic monetary model

Article Abstract:

A search model that examines the effect of projected inflation rates on money, asset value in trade and rates of return is presented.

Asset & Risk Management, Asset Accounting, Usage, Inflation (Finance), Mathematical models, Return on investment, Assets (Accounting), Rate of return, Inflation (Economics)

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