Throughout history, we have always witnessed that presenting a theory requires a lot of time and is accompanied by many difficulties, but the evolution process of each of these theories is far more complicated and requires more time. In many disciplines, in order to gain deep knowledge, it seems essential to understand how theories evolve: how are these theories formed? How are they completed? How does the intellectual environment enable the development of theories? Why was there once ambiguity about theories that are now clear? In financial sciences, the evolution of theories can help the evolution of the financial system at the micro and macro levels. In this book, with a radical look at financial theories, many analytical models developed in this science are used to fundamentally analyze and interpret the behavior of actors in the financial environment. This book includes the foundations of financial theories in the first volume. The theory of investor behavior, the theory of issuer behavior, the perfection and imperfections of the capital market, and the jurisprudential foundations of financial theories are topics that must be familiarized with before entering the field of financial theories. You can see the link to buy the book below.
Table of Contetns:
Introduction
Empirical analysis of the implementation environment of financial theories in Iran
Investor behavior Theory
Publisher behavior theory
Money market theory
Jurisprudential foundations of financial theories
Capital market perfection
The failure of the stock market and its imperfections
Information asymmetry and market imperfection
Agency conflict and market imperfection