Advanced Economics Theorems Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem: states that it is impossible to design a fair and efficient voting system that satisfies certain basic criteria. Aumann’s Agreement Theorem: states that under certain conditions, two Bayesian...
The following are collectively known as statistical methods or statistical techniques. They are used in various fields of research and industry to analyze and make inferences from data. They can also be grouped based on the specific field of study, for example, in...
Solow-Swan Model The Solow model is a model of economic growth that explains how a country’s level of output (GDP) per capita depends on the level of technology and the amount of capital per worker. The model was developed by Robert Solow in the 1950s. The model...
In Statistics, the formal name for the concept of randomness or uncertainty is called “stochasticity”. A stochastic process is a type of mathematical model that describes a process that evolves over time and is governed by randomness or uncertainty. The...
Econometrics is the application of statistical methods to economic data in order to test hypotheses and estimate empirical models. Some key topics in econometrics include: Linear regression: A method for estimating the relationship between a dependent variable and one...
Track-Record: Working as a consultant since 2004 Sold first company in 2015 Joined the insurance sector in 2017
Current Focus and 2022 Objectives: Candidate to the MDRT €2.0M in Life Insurance Applications 104 Golden Visa Applications 208 SIFIDE II - Tax Applications €100M in Industrial/Commercial Real Estate Transactions
