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研究生: 金俌均
Kim, Bo Gyun
論文名稱: 股價目標區政策與經濟穩定性:聯立隨機微分方程式體系之應用
Stock Price Target Zone Regime and Economic Stability: An Application of Simultaneous Stochastic Differential Equation System
指導教授: 方中柔
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 社會科學學院 - 經濟學系
Department of Economics
論文出版年: 2002
畢業學年度: 90
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 108
外文關鍵詞: Economic Stability Policy, Simultaneous Stochastic Differential Equation, Stock Price Target Zone, Topological Method, Second smooth pasting condition
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  •   This paper studies the endogenous evolution of investment behaviour under the various macroeconomic circumstances, which might be relatively constructed by free-float, fixed and target zone regimes as the economic stability policy. It applies the issues of stock price target zone policy to a simultaneous stochastic differential equation system. We construct the stochastic macro model which utilized the basic conception of Dornbusch [1976] with the different price adjustment mechanism. In addition, we intend to apply the topological method which used by Miller and Weller [1991] to analyze the general economic property from the non-recursive model. The main purpose of this paper is to discuss how the public’s expectation affects the dynamic loci of commodity and stock price when the public agents have the perfect or imperfect credibility. We utilize this model to investigate whether stock price target zone regime will have honeymoon effect or not, when the government announce to execute the stock price target zone policy in the various situations. Moreover, we discuss whether stock price target zone can simultaneously stabilize other variables in the different situations.

    Acknowledgement
    Abstract
    Contents
    Lists of Tables
    Lists of Figures
    Chapter 1 Introduction and Review-----1
      1.1 Introduction and Motivation-----1
      1.2 Expectation and the Properties of Stock Price as the Stochastic Process-----5
      1.3 Stock Price and Macroeconomic Variables 81.4 The Analytical Method-----11
    Chapter 2 Literature Review-----14
      2.1 The Theoretical Development of Target Zone Literature-----14
      2.2 Alternative Literatures Review-----18
    Chapter 3 Model-----20
      3.1 Model Description-----20
      3.2 The Saddle Point Stability in the Dynamic Framework-----24
      3.3 The Dynamic Loci of Commodity Price and Stock Price in the DeterministicSystem-----26
      3.4 The Dynamic Loci of Commodity Price and Stock Price in the Stochastic System-----36
      3.5 Local Analysis-----40
      3.6 Global Analysis-----47
    Chapter 4 The Economic Stability and the Different Policy Regimes-----57
      4.1 Case [1]. The Liquidity Effect Condition-----59
      4.2 Case [2]. The Dividend Effect Condition-----65
      4.3 The Unstable Smooth Pasting Solution and the Imperfect Credibility-----69
        4.3.1 The Risk Averters’ Unstable Dynamic Path under the Liquidity Effect Condition-----70
        4.3.2 The Risk Lovers’ Unstable Dynamic Path under the Dividend Effect Condition-----73
    Chapter 5 Conclusions and Future Research-----76
    Appendix I-V-----81
    Bibliography-----92

    Lists of Tables
    Table 1. The Stock Price Limit in the Main Countries-----13
    Table 2. The Liquidity Effect Case-----53
    Table 3. The Dividend Effect Case-----53
    Table 4. The Properties of Dynamic Loci of Stochastic Solution-----56
    Table 5. The Effectiveness of Three Policy Regimes with the Perfect Credibility-----68
    Table 6. The Effectiveness of Three Policy Regimes with the Imperfect Credibility-----75
    Table 7. The Economic Stability under the Three Different Policies-----78

    Lists of Figures
    Figure 1. Case 【1】-----35
    Figure 2. Case 【2】-----35
    Figure 3-a. Local Analysis by the Function Φ(μ) in Case 【1】-----45
    Figure 3-b. Local Analysis with the Sign of the f"(p) in Case 【1】-----45
    Figure 4-a. Local Analysis by the Function Φ(μ) in Case 【2】-----46
    Figure 4-b. Local Analysis with the Sign of the f"(p) in Case 【2】-----46
    Figure 5-a. The Unbounded Dynamic Loci of the Stochastic Solutions in Case 【1】-----54
    Figure 6-a. The Unbounded Dynamic Loci of the Stochastic Solutions in Case 【2】-----54
    Figure 5-b. The Bounded Dynamic Path under the Liquidity Effect Condition-----64
    Figure 6-b. The Bounded Dynamic Path under the Dividend Effect Condition-----67
    Figure 5-c. The Collapsed and Bubbled Dynamic Paths under the Liquidit Effect Condition-----71
    Figure 6-c. The Collapsed and Bubbled Dynamic Paths under the Dividen Effect Condition-----74

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