Metaeconomics and No arbitrage conditions: Difference between pages

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The usually assumed or expected situation in transparent financial markets, where pricing discrepancies between related markets have been eliminated.

So there are no remaining arbitrage opportunities at current market prices.

Many price and value calculations are based on ‘no arbitrage’ assumptions.

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-A relative neologism, it is taken as the study of the emergent properties of an economy arising from its being a complex interactive set of potentially open, non-linear, dynamic, systems subject to rules or practices and, perhaps, mere habit that may be slow to change, as well as physical and biological and psychological constraints.
+The usually assumed or expected situation in transparent financial markets, where pricing discrepancies between related markets have been eliminated.
-What is meant by emergent properties would be illustrated by an economy's competitiveness (for example of city-regions in nation states or of nation states in regional associations like the European Union or in the world generally) or its sustainability.
+So there are no remaining arbitrage opportunities at current market prices.
-Sometimes rendered meta-economics.
+Many price and value calculations are based on ‘no arbitrage’ assumptions.
-==See also==
-* [[Economics]]
+== See also ==
-* [[Macroeconomics]]
+* [[Arbitrage]]
-* [[Microeconomics]]
+* [[Free lunch]]
-* [[Mesoeconomics]]
+* [[Forward yield]]
+* [[Zero coupon yield]]
-[[Category:Financial_management]]
+* [[Par yield]]
-[[Category:The_business_context]]
+* [[Interest rate parity]]