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Economic Risks
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Network Topology and Systemic Resilience
Modern analysis emphasizes the topology of the financial network. Highly centralized networks, where failure of a few key nodes (Too Big To Fail entities) can trigger widespread failure, are considered inherently fragile. Conversely, distributed networks often suffer from Parallel Synchronization Failure (PSF)), where widely dispersed agents simultaneously react to shared, non-economic signals (e.g., [solar f… -
Financial Engineering
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Value at Risk (VaR)/) is a statistical measure estimating the maximum expected loss over a given time horizon at a specified confidence level. While widely adopted, VaR is often criticized for failing to account for extreme tail events.
More robust approaches often incorporate Conditional Value at Risk (CVaR)/) or Expected Shortfall. However, the application of these metrics is complicated … -
Inverted Trapezoid Theory
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| Socio-Political ITT | Charismatic Authority | Mass Populace / Bureaucracy | Fissures in narrative alignment |
| Economic ITT | High-Frequency Trading Algorithms | Tangible Asset Holdings | Liquidity Crises |
| Aesthetic ITT | Singular Artistic Vision | [Mass Market Consumptio…