The Evolution Of Fv And Pv Models 24 Oct 2006

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    1. The Evolution of FV & PV Models “System Dynamics Applied to the Value of Money” Author: Victor German Ledesma Garcia Assessor: Roberto Osorno Hinojosa October 2006
    2. Popular prototype for Future Value
      • Characteristics:
      • It only contains simple interest rate.
      • Limit:
      • It doesn’t support sub periods for capitalization.
      • Problem:
      • The result for Final Amount changes when time step changes.
    3. Model with Effective Interest Rate
      • Characteristics:
      • It contains effective interest rate.
      • Limit:
      • Results for sub periods of time step can’t be obtained.
      • Problem:
      • The result for Final Amount changes when time step changes.
    4. Model with Effective Interest Rate in Time
      • Characteristics:
      • It contains effective interest rate in time, supports sub periods for capitalization.
      • Limit:
      • It’s isolated to goals focus.
      • Vantage:
      • The result for Final Amount can be obtained for any sub period of capitalization and settings in time step.
    5. Causal Loop Diagram for Future Value Model Toward to Goals
      • Discrepancy controls the addition of Revenues.
      • There is a reinforcing loop in Discrepancy – Liquid Value – Revenue.
    6. Model with Effective Interest Rate in Time applying Goals
      • Characteristics:
      • It contains effective interest rate in time plus goal focus.
      • Limit:
      • It doesn’t support floating interest rate.
      • Vantage:
      • It produce results for any time and It can be stopped when goal is reached.
    7. Causal Loop Diagram for FV oriented to Goals and Floating Interest Rate
      • It just needs a link between Liquid Value and “i” for policies of changes.
    8. Model with Effective Interest Rate in Time applying Goals and Policies
      • Characteristics:
      • Complete to support goals and policies of changes in Interest Rate.
      • Limit:
      • The results can’t be reverted in time.
      • Vantage:
      • It produce results for any time and It can be stopped when goal is reached.
    9. Causal Loop Diagram for Present Value Model Toward to Goals
      • The main difference now are discounts over time.
    10. Model with Effective Discount Rate in Time applying Goals and Policies
      • Characteristics:
      • Complete to support goals and policies of changes in Discount Rate.
      • Limit:
      • The results can’t be reverted in time. It is isolated from FV model.
      • Vantage:
      • It produce results for any time and It can be stopped when goal is reached.
    11. Unified Causal Loop Diagram for Future and Present Value
    12. Unified Diagram for FV & PV
      • Characteristics:
      • Unified able to support FV or PV goal seeking and policies. Continuous or Discrete events can be selected.

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