How can we Engineer Stock Markets like NSEIL with BSE SENSEX index data using String Theory
Abstract
stock exchanges like NSEIL and measurable index systems like BSE SENSEX by developing strategies to achieve sales volume which achieve optimal
growth rates. Experimental data on BSE SENSEX and Companies over time
are used which closely mimics now active NSEIL. This requires consideration
of consumer choice in intertemporal markets with endogenous stock market
products. A sequence of five steps is derived to characterize the venturing
technology which will achieve such desired stock market sales volume with
fixed prices and hence the optimal growth rate. It is derived how String Theory is sufficient to build such stock markets in value and volumes by using
depositories.
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