An economic model is built to test different types of business goals that need to be tested. The economic models are divided into several main categories.
Cowley’s model
The “Cowley” model is an economic model aiming to calculate the level of risk of market prices by analysis of internal variables in the business and the extent of the impact of macroeconomic variables on the business itself. The purpose of the model is to determine the success or risk rates of a business that has existing internal data as well as macroeconomic industry data and the degree of their impact on business results.
The model is based on the analysis of the periodic balance sheets of the business and checking its internal variables and external variables. Also, assessment functions for determining the risk values have different results concerning industries and businesses.
In the same way, the risk interest rate can be calculated and the risk coefficient can be used to change the multipliers of companies traded on the stock exchange, by testing Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of periodic financial reports in the parameters determined according to the characteristics of the industry (external variables) and internal variables of each company. In addition, it is possible to calculate aggregate risk according to the model, for the entire industry, and determine the standard deviation for the value of a traded company according to this level of risk.
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