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Flashcard 149623159

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#finance
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what is the maturity of treasury bills (when issued)?
Answer
up to 1 year

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Flashcard 149623196

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#bonds #finance
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what can you say about coupons of T-Bills?
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they have no coupons (sold at discount)

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Flashcard 149623499

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#bonds #finance
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What is another name of dirty price?
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full price / invoice price

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Flashcard 149625726

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#bond-futures #bonds #finance
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Conversion factor is the price (1-based, not 100-based) of a bond to make yield to maturity equal [what numeric value typically?] on the delivery date.
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6%

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Flashcard 149625741

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#bond-futures #bonds #finance
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What is bond (net) carry?
Answer
difference between coupon income and cost of financing

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Flashcard 150918858

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#2015 #book-2 #cfa #cfa-level-1 #economics #schweser
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[name and abrreviation] is variable cost per unit of output and first decreases and then increases with greater quantities.
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Average variable cost (AVC)

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Average variable cost (AVC) is variable cost per unit of output and first decreases and then increases with greater quantities.

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Flashcard 150919329

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A flat portion of an LRATC curve represents constant [...]
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returns to scale

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A flat portion of an LRATC curve represents constant returns to scale

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Flashcard 150919438

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In the long run, a firm will maximize profits at the quantity for which marginal revenue equals [...] as long as price is greater than ATC.
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marginal cost

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In the long run, a firm will maximize profits at the quantity for which marginal revenue equals marginal cost as long as price is greater than ATC.

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For a decreasing-cost industry, as industry output increases, input (factor) prices decrease as the industry demand for inputs increases. This results in a negatively sloped long-run industry supply curve.
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Flashcard 150919491

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#2015 #book-2 #cfa #cfa-level-1 #economics #schweser
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For a decreasing-cost industry, as industry output increases, [...] as the industry demand for inputs increases. This results in a negatively sloped long-run industry supply curve.
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input (factor) prices decrease

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For a decreasing-cost industry, as industry output increases, input (factor) prices decrease as the industry demand for inputs increases. This results in a negatively sloped long-run industry supply curve.

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Flashcard 1450730196236

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#cfa #cfa-level-1 #economics #has-images #reading-15-demand-and-supply-analysis-the-firm #section-3-analysis-of-revenue-costs-and-profit


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If P < AVC, the firm will [...]
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shut down operations

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If P < AVC, the firm will shut down operations and simply absorb the unavoidable fixed costs. This problem occurs at output Q 1 , which corresponds to point C where price is less than average variable cost.

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osts in the short run as a business entity. In the short run, a business is capable of operating in a loss situation as long as it covers its variable costs even though it is not earning sufficient revenue to cover all fixed cost obligations. <span>If variable costs cannot be covered in the short run (P < AVC), the firm will shut down operations and simply absorb the unavoidable fixed costs. This problem occurs at output Q 1 , which corresponds to point C where price is less than average variable cost. However, in the long run, to remain in business, the price must cover all costs. Therefore, in the long run, at any price below the breakeven point, the firm will exit the market, i.e.,







Others: endothelial and ependymal cells, fibroblasts ○ Endothelial cells form the blood vessels within the brain. ○ Ependymal cells line the ventricles ○ Fibroblast cells are in the meninges
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Flashcard 5061793418508

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#2015 #book-2 #cfa #cfa-level-1 #economics #has-images #schweser

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Stable/Unstable?

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Flashcard 5061798399244

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Stable/Unstable equilibria?

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#ML_in_Action #learning #machine #software-engineering
The vast majority of the time, a project that fails to make its way to production for sustained utility has issues that are rooted in the very early phases. Before even a single line of code is written, before a serving architecture is selected and built out, and long before a decision on scalable training is made, a project is doomed to either cancellation or unused obscurity if planning, scoping, and experimentation is not done properly.
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ML engineering applies a system around this staggering level of complexity. It uses a set of standards, tools, processes, and methodology that aims to minimize the chances of abandoned, misguided, or irrelevant work being done in an effort to solve a business problem or need. It, in essence, is the road map to creating ML-based systems that can be not only deployed to production, but also maintained and updated for years in the future, allowing businesses to reap the rewards in efficiency, profitability, and accuracy that ML, in general, has proven to provide (when done correctly).
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Flashcard 7102010101004

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#causality #statistics
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Definition 3.2 (What is a cause?) A variable 𝑋 is said to be a cause of a variable 𝑌 if 𝑌 can change in [...] to changes in 𝑋
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response

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Definition 3.2 (What is a cause?) A variable 𝑋 is said to be a cause of a variable 𝑌 if 𝑌 can change in response to changes in 𝑋

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Flashcard 7102011673868

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if we take the graph from Figure 4.5 and intervene on 𝑇 , then we get the manipulated graph in Figure 4.6. In this manipulated graph, there cannot be any [...] because no edges are going into the backdoor of 𝑇 . Therefore, all of the association that flows from 𝑇 to 𝑌 in the manipulated graph is purely causal
Answer
backdoor paths

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if we take the graph from Figure 4.5 and intervene on 𝑇 , then we get the manipulated graph in Figure 4.6. In this manipulated graph, there cannot be any backdoor paths because no edges are going into the backdoor of 𝑇 . Therefore, all of the association that flows from 𝑇 to 𝑌 in the manipulated graph is purely causal

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Flashcard 7102023470348

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#2015 #book-2 #cfa #cfa-level-1 #economics #schweser
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For a decreasing-cost industry, as [...] output increases, input (factor) prices decrease as the industry demand for inputs increases. This results in a negatively sloped long-run industry supply curve.
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industry

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For a decreasing-cost industry, as industry output increases, input (factor) prices decrease as the industry demand for inputs increases. This results in a negatively sloped long-run industry supply curve.

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Flashcard 7102025043212

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For a decreasing-cost industry, as industry output [...], input (factor) prices decrease as the industry demand for inputs increases. This results in a negatively sloped long-run industry supply curve.
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increases

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For a decreasing-cost industry, as industry output increases, input (factor) prices decrease as the industry demand for inputs increases. This results in a negatively sloped long-run industry supply curve.

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