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Efficiency Decay of Trading System

In: Trading Economics

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  • Zhenying Wang

    (Shanghai Gold Exchange)

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Resource allocation is the basic function of the trading system, and the efficiency of resource allocation in the trading system is a key indicator to measure the evolution of the trading system, and it is also a key factor in forming the core competitiveness of a country. We would like to prove that, with the evolution of the trading system, after the efficiency of resource allocation in the trading system has undergone a continuous rise, it will reverse the direction of evolution, showing a trend of efficiency decay, and plunge into the second half of the complete evolutionary cycle. This is an inevitable law that the evolution of the trading system cannot resist.

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  • Zhenying Wang, 2024. "Efficiency Decay of Trading System," Contributions to Economics, in: Trading Economics, chapter 0, pages 567-582, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:conchp:978-981-99-9875-3_25
    DOI: 10.1007/978-981-99-9875-3_25
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