financial markets are considered because of their role in acquiring small and large savings of national economy, optimizing the flow of financial resources and distributing these resources to consumption and investment needs of economic sectors. the aim of this study was investigating the influence of financial market extension on agriculturalsector’s development of kohgilouye and boyer ahmad p...

Although capital inflows affect positively economies in long-run, it is possible to generate somehow destructive effects if there is no any control on financial markets. This study tries to explore main determinants of large capital inflows episodes to emerging markets. It is also investigated whether the large capital inflows episodes lead to financial crises in forms of sudden stop phenomenon...

Abstract Herd behavior is a powerful source of growth in financial markets. However, as available energy resources limit exponential growth, we should expect periods where an upward trend balanced toward equilibrium or reverse its direction decline. This paper proposes novel approach for modeling herd and predicting reversal Our relies on two key metrics: asymmetry ‘steps to symmetry.’ We use M...

Analyzing central bank communication during financial crises, we draw on a surprisingly informative parallel between management of natural disasters such as earthquakes on one hand, and the corresponding communication infrastructure and social interaction during financial turmoil, on the other. The role of social and emotional behavior thereof points to the importance of interpersonal comm...

Market-makers have been used by global stock exchanges as well as prediction markets to maintain liquidity and orderly price transitions in the financial markets. We use an agent-based model of the financial markets to analyze the behavior of market-makers employing various strategies. We empirically evaluate the performance of the market-makers in the financial market to demonstrate the streng...

Rational herd behavior and informationally efficient security prices have long been considered to be mutually exclusive but for exceptional cases. In this paper we describe conditions on the underlying information structure that are necessary and sufficient for informational herding. Employing a standard sequential security trading model, we argue that people may be subject to herding if and on...