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A conquista do povo: notícias populares e a oposição ao governo João GoulartCestari, Larissa Raele 25 March 2013 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2013-03-25 / This dissertation analyzes the political opposition movement against João Goulart‟s administration (1961 - 1964), led by the Paulista liberal elite, simultaneously involving business segments and political leaders affiliated to the União Democrátic a Nacional (UDN). To understand such movement, I chose to examine the newspaper Notícias Populares , founded in 1963 by the national president of UDN, the Paulista entrepreneur Herbert Levy, as part of his strategy against Goulart. The newspaper aimed at re aders from the urban popular classes in São Paulo. The goal of this dissertation is to understand the role played by Notícias Populares in the political struggle of the period, which implies also the analysis of the perception of the popular classes by the sector represented by Levy in the beginning of the 1960s. / Esta dissertação tem como tema mais amplo o movimento político de oposição ao governo João Goulart (1961-64) promovido pela elite liberal paulista, que englobava, ao mesmo tempo, segmentos do empresariado e lideranças políticas filiadas à União Democrática Nacional (UDN). Para entender esse movimento, elegi como objeto de estudo o jornal Notícias Populares, criado, em 1963, como parte das estratégias empreendidas por Herbert Levy, empresário paulista, e, à época, presidente nacional da UDN, contra o governo Goulart. O jornal era voltado para leitores oriundos das classes populares urbanas de São Paulo. O objetivo desta dissertação é compreender o papel desempenhado por Notícias Populares na luta política do período, o que implica, também, analisar a percepção dos setores representados por Herbert Levy sobre o papel das classes populares no início dos anos de 1960.
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The adoption and execution of successful levy campaign strategies in districts with low voter supportZemanski, Justin B. 29 May 2020 (has links)
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Multivariate Measures of Dependence for Random Variables and Levy ProcessesBelu, Alexandru C. 21 May 2012 (has links)
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Model risk for barrier options when priced under different lévy dynamicsMbakwe, Chidinma 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MSc)--Stellenbosch University, 2011. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Barrier options are options whose payoff depends on whether or not the underlying asset
price hits a certain level - the barrier - during the life of the option. Closed-form solutions
for the prices of these path-dependent options are available in the Black-Scholes
framework. It is well{known, however, that the Black-Scholes model does not price even
the so-called vanilla options correctly. There are a number of popular asset price models
based on exponential Lévy dynamics which are all able to capture the volatility smile, i.e.
reproduce market-observed prices of vanilla options.
This thesis investigates the potential model risk associated with the pricing of barrier
options in several exponential Lévy models. First, the Variance Gamma, Normal Inverse
Gaussian and CGMY models are calibrated to market-observed vanilla option prices. Barrier
option prices are then evaluated in these models using Monte Carlo methods. The
prices obtained are then compared to each other, as well as the Black-Scholes prices. It
is observed that the different exponential Lévy models yield barrier option prices which
are quite close to each other, though quite different from the Black-Scholes prices. This
suggests that the associated model risk is low. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Versperring opsies is opsies met 'n afbetaling wat afhanklik is daarvan of die onderliggende
bateprys 'n bepaalde vlak - die versperring - bereik gedurende die lewe van die opsie,
of nie. Formules vir die pryse van sulke opsies is beskikbaar binne die Black-Scholes
raamwerk. Dit is egter welbekend dat die Black-Scholes model nie in staat is om selfs die
sogenaamde vanilla opsies se pryse korrek te bepaal nie. Daar bestaan 'n aantal populêre
bateprysmodelle gebaseer op eksponensiële Lévy-dinamika, wat almal in staat is om die
mark-waarneembare vanilla opsie pryse te herproduseer.
Hierdie tesis ondersoek die potensiële modelrisiko geassosieer met die prysbepaling van
versperring opsies in verskeie eksponseniële Lévy-modelle. Eers word die Variance
Gamma{, Normal Inverse Gaussian- en CGMY-modelle gekalibreer op mark-waarneembare
vanilla opsiepryse. Die pryse van versperring opsies in hierdie modelle word dan bepaal
deur middel van Monte Carlo metodes. Hierdie pryse word dan met mekaar vergelyk,
asook met die Black-Scholespryse. Dit word waargeneem dat die versperring opsiepryse in
die verskillende eksponensiële Lévymodelle redelik na aan mekaar is, maar redelik verskil
van die Black-Scholespryse. Dit suggereer dat die geassosieerde modelrisiko laag is.
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Fourier methods for pricing early-exercise options under levy dynamicsFadina, Tolulope Rhoda 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis(MSc)--Stellenbosch University, 2012. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The pricing of plain vanilla options, including early exercise options, such as Bermudan
and American options, forms the basis for the calibration of financial models.
As such, it is important to be able to price these options quickly and accurately.
Empirical studies suggest that asset dynamics have jump components which can be
modelled by exponential Lévy processes. As such models often have characteristic
functions available in closed form, it is possible to use Fourier transform methods,
and particularly, the Fast Fourier Transform, to price such options efficiently. In
this dissertation we investigate and implement four such methods, dubbed the Carr-
Madan method, the convolution method, the COS method and the Fourier spacetime
stepping method. We begin by pricing European options using these Fourier
methods in the Black-Scholes, Variance Gamma and Normal Inverse Gaussian models.
Thereafter, we investigate the pricing of Bermudan and American options in
the Black-Scholes and Variance Gamma models. Throughout, we compare the four
Fourier pricing methods for accuracy and computational efficiency. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die prysbepaling van gewone vanilla opsies, insluitende opsies wat vroeg uitgeoefen
kan word, soos Bermuda-en Amerikaanse opsies, is grondliggend vir die kalibrering
van finansiële modelle. Dit is daarom belangrik dat die pryse van sulke opsies vinnig
en akkuraat bepaal kan word. Empiriese studies toon aan dat batebewegings
sprongkomponente besit, wat gemodelleer kan word met behulp van exponensiëele
Lévyprosesse. Aangesien hierdie modelle dikwels karakteristieke funksies het wat
beskikbaar is in geslote vorm, is dit moontlik om Fourier-transform metodes, en
in besonders die vinnige Fourier-transform, te gebruik om opsiepryse doeltreffend
te bepaal. In hierdie proefskrif ondersoek en implementeer ons vier sulke metodes,
genaamd die Carr-Madan metode, die konvolusiemetode, die COS-metode en die
Fourier ruimte-tydstap metode. Ons begin deur die pryse van Europese opsies
in die Black-Scholes, Gammavariansie (Engels: Variance gamma) en Normaal Invers
Gauss (Engels: Normal Inverse Gaussian)-modelle te bepaal met behulp van
die vier Fourier-metodes. Daarna ondersoek ons die prysbepaling van Bermuda-en
Amerikaanse opsies in die Black-Scholes en Gammavariansiemodelle. Deurlopend
vergelyk ons die vier Fourier-metodes vir akkuraatheid en berekeningsdoeltreffendheid.
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Behavioural analysis of marine predator movements in relation to heterogeneous environmentsHumphries, Nicolas Edmund January 2013 (has links)
An understanding of the spatio-temporal dynamics of marine predator populations is essential for the sustainable management of marine resources. Tagging studies are providing ever more information about the movements and migrations of marine predators and much has been learned about where these predators spend their time. However little is known about their underlying motivations, making it difficult to make predictions about how apex predators will respond to changing environments. While much progress has been made in behavioural ecology through the use of optimality models, in the marine environment the necessary costs and benefits are difficult to quantify making this approach less successful than with terrestrial studies. One aspect of foraging behaviour that has proved tractable however is the optimisation of random searches. Work by statistical physicists has shown that a specialised movement, known as Lévy flight, can optimise the rate of new prey patch encounters when new prey patches are beyond sensory range. The resulting Lévy flight foraging (LFF) hypothesis makes testable predictions about marine predator search behaviour that can be addressed with the theoretical and empirical studies that form the basis of this thesis. Results presented here resolve the controversy surrounding the hypothesis, demonstrating the optimality of Lévy searches under a broader set of conditions than previously considered, including whether observed Lévy patterns are innate or emergent. Empirical studies provide robust evidence for the prevalence of Lévy search patterns in the movements of diverse marine pelagic predators such as sharks, tunas and billfish as well as in the foraging patterns of albatrosses, overturning a previous study. Predictions from the LFF hypothesis concerning fast moving prey are confirmed leading to simulation studies of ambush predator’s activity patterns. Movement analysis is then applied to the assessment of by-catch mitigation efforts involving VMS data from long-liners and simulated sharks.
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Belonging-in-difference : negotiating identity in Anglophone Caribbean literatureFaulkner, Marie-France January 2013 (has links)
Through the critical discourse analysis of Anglophone Caribbean literature as a polyrhythmic performance, this research sets out to examine the claim that, in a world in a state of constant flux, emerging Caribbean voices are offering a challenging perspective on how to negotiate identity away from the binary constructs of centre and margin. It argues that the Caribbean writer, as a self-conscious producer of alternative discourses, offers an innovative and transcultural vision of the self. This research consists of three stages which integrate critical discourse and literary analysis with colonial/postcolonial and socio-cultural theories. Firstly, it investigates the power of language as an operation of discourse through which to apprehend reality within a binary system of representation. It then examines how the concept of discourse, as a site of contestation and meaning, enables the elaboration of a Caribbean counter-discourse. Finally, it explores the role, within the Caribbean text, of literary techniques such as narrative fragmentation, irony, dialogism, intertextuality, ambivalence and the carnivalesque to challenge, disrupt the established order and offer new perspectives of being. My study of Anglophone Caribbean texts highlights the power of language and the authority of the ‘book’ as subtle, insidious tools of domination and colonisation. It also demonstrates how, by allowing hitherto marginalised voices to write themselves into being, Caribbean writers enable linear narratives and monolithic visions of reality to be contested and other perspectives of understanding and of meaning to be uncovered. It exposes the plurality and the interweaving of discourses in the Caribbean text as a liberating, dynamic force which enables new subject positions and realities to emerge along the lines of similarity and difference. At a time when the issue of identity is one of the central problems in the world today, the research argues that this celebration of the plural, the fluid and the ambivalent offers new ways of being away from the stultifying perspective of essentialist forms.
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Právo na náhradní odměnu při rozmnožování autorského díla - česká a německá úprava v evropském kontextu / Right to a substitute fee for distribution of a copyrighted work - Czech and German regulation in the European contextsDvořák, Karel January 2011 (has links)
Vergütungspflicht bei der Vervielfältigung von Urheberwerken - die tschechische und deutsche Regelung im europäischen Kontext Abstrakt Die Vervielfältigung zu privaten Zwecken ist eine der Schranken vom Recht des Urhebers, das Werk zu nutzen. Auf der Grundlage eines Konzepts, das in den 1960er Jahren in Deutschland entstanden ist, ist eine solche Vervielfältigung nur dann möglich, wenn dem Urheber für einen solchen Eingriff in seine wirtschaftlichen Interessen Vergütung gewährt wird. Wie auch in anderen Bereichen des Urheberrechts ist es auch im Falle des Systems der Vergütungen notwendig, ein Gleichgewicht zwischen den Interessen des Urhebers und der gesamten Gesellschaft zu finden. Ein weiteres typisches Zeichen im Zusammenahng mit dem Institut der Vergütungen ist die technologische Entwicklung, die auch der Motor bei der Einführung des Systems der Vergütungen in den 1960er Jahren war. Die Arbeit widmet sich im ersten Kapitel den Gründen für die Einführung des Systems der Vergütungen und den Möglichkeiten seiner Ausgestaltung. Das heißt der Einführung der Vergütungspflicht im Zusammenhang mit bestimmten Geräten, Trägern und dem Angebot einiger Dienstleistungen zu zahlen. Der Problematik der Vergütung wird eine große Aufmerksamkeit sowohl seitens der Fach- wie seitens der breiten Öffentlichkeit gewidmet -...
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Pricing models for inflation linked derivatives in an illiquid marketTakadong, Thibaut Zafack 15 September 2009 (has links)
Recent nancial crises have highlighted the sensitivity and vulnerability of nancial markets
to in
ation, which reduces the value of money and a ects the net returns of nancial instruments.
In response to this, investors who are concerned with maintaining their investment's
purchasing power rather than its market value are resorting to in
ation linked (IL) products
to hedge their in
ation risk. Consequently, the in
ation market has been rapidly growing for
the last decade and has further great potential growth worldwide. It is highly probable that
in
ation linked derivatives will eventually be as common as conventional products. Another
cause of the in
ation market boost is the growing extension of the time frame of nancial
transactions, which has generated an increase in in
ation expectation; since 1980 the average
time to maturity of long-dated transactions went from one decade to three decades.
This is, in part, due to the ageing population in the developed world. This research investigates
some alternative models in order to improve the match between model prices and
observed prices in the American and South African in
ation markets. It takes into account
the relative illiquidity of IL products. The main tools used are L evy distributions, macroeconomic
factors, no-arbitrage and pricing kernel models. L evy processes can replicate the
behaviour of the return innovations of a wide range of nancial securities. Adding a stochastic
time change to the L evy process randomises the market clock, thus generating stochastic
volatilities, higher stochastic return moments and eventually stochastic skewness. These are
observed stylised facts most conventional models do not achieve. Moreover, in contrast to
the hidden factor approach, each L evy process component and its stochastic time change
can readily be assigned an economic meaning. This explicit economic mapping facilitates
the interpretation of current models and provides a more intuitive approach to building
new models that capture other observed behaviours. Finally, L evy processes also provide
tractable formulas for derivative pricing and market estimations. In general, in
ation is a
consequence of macroeconomic factors. Exogenous dynamics of the most signi cant of these
factors are used to deduce the endogenous in
ation dynamics in some of the considered
models. In these cases, the calibration of the pricing kernel models requires little historical data on IL derivatives. In fact, the required macroeconomic historical data is easily available
because of the current national and international legislation.
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Simulation study on option pricing under jump diffusion modelsUnknown Date (has links)
The main objective of this thesis is to simulate, evaluate and discuss several
methods for pricing European-style options. The Black-Scholes model has long been
considered the standard method for pricing options. One of the downfalls of the
Black-Scholes model is that it is strictly continuous and does not incorporate discrete
jumps. This thesis will consider two alternate Levy models that include discretized
jumps; The Merton Jump Diffusion and Kou's Double Exponential Jump Diffusion.
We will use each of the three models to price real world stock data through software
simulations and explore the results.Keywords: Levy Processes, Brownian motion, Option pricing, Simulation, Black-Scholes, Merton Jump Diffusion, Kou, Kou's Double Exponential Jump Diffusion. / Includes bibliography. / Thesis (M.S.)--Florida Atlantic University, 2013.
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