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Heisenberg s Uncertainty Principle and its Implications for Financial Institutions

Submitted in Partial Fulfilment of Master of Business Administration

By

KARTIK CHANDRA CHATURVEDI

Batch (2013 2015) University Roll No: S133F0010 December 2014

Under the guidance of

NIDHI KAICKER

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, PUBLIC POLICY AND SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY DELH
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CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that I have successfully completed the project titled Heisenberg s Uncertainty
Principle and its Implications for Financial Institutions submitted in partial fulfilment of the
requirements for the Degree of Master of Business Administration at the School of Business, Public
Policy and Social Entrepreneurship, ... Show more content on [Link] ...
The study draws economic analogies for Heisenberg s Uncertainty principle and concentrates on the
17 largest Investment Banks and the 10 largest Mutual Funds. It tries to quantify the uncertainty and
lists the economic mass of every institution from among the two groups and the average economic
masses of each group as well. The study was restricted to publically listed Investment Banks and
Mutual Funds and the model was not applicable to privately held and boutique banks and also wasn t
applicable to hedge funds and other private funds which did not report their Net Asset Value Returns.
According to the findings, the economic mass was highest for Goldman Sachs while Toronto
Domino Bank shows the least economic mass. When it comes to Mutual Funds, Pimco the world s
largest mutual fund had the lowest economic mass; the exposure to the crisis could be the reason
behind this. The American Funds Growth Fund of America has the highest economic mass. This
study has been able to show that the Heisenberg s Uncertainty Principle has implications for
financial institutions. For future research, one could look into applying the model for privately held
Financial Institutions and those funds which do not report their returns like Hedge Funds.

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LIST OF TABLES
TABLE NUMBER 1). 2). 3). 4). 5). 6). 7). 8). 9). TITLE LIST OF INVESTMENT BANKS LIST
OF MUTUAL FUNDS LIST OF TIME SERIES TESTS CARRIED
 Alfred W. Crosby s Article The Columbian Voyages, The...
In his article The Columbian Voyages, the Columbian Exchange, and Their Historians , Alfred W.
Crosby seems to think that much of the Columbian voyages and what came out of them was
detrimental to many cultures, most of all the Native Americans. Crosby brings up many institutions
and ideologies to re enforce his opinion, such as the slave trade and the conquest of many Native
Americancultures. One of the major effects of the Columbian exchangewas the decimation of the
Native American population. Crosby attributes this to many factors, the conquest of the Europeans,
the cultural vacuum created by European attempts to Christianize the Amerindians, and the
introduction of new and lethal micro organisms into the ecosystem. More commonly... Show more
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This in turn would lead to more consumption at the top of the food chain, eliminating the predators
to creatures at the lower end of the food chain. This would cause their numbers to rise, which would
lead to irreparable damage to the ever fragile ecosystem.
Another reason that disease is needed was defined by Thomas Malthus. His concept is called the
Malthusian Law, which states that the population will increase geometrically while the food supply
will increase arithmetically. This, simply put, means that the population will grow enormously faster
than the food supply will. Predictably, this leads to starvation and death. Disease, as a natural check,
prevents this from happening. As the population is checked, the supply of food can keep up with the
growth of population, keeping the ecosystem balanced. If disease was not a prevalent factor to check
the growth of population, then the Malthusian Law certainly would be.
However, checking the growth of population is not the only reason the disease is needed. Exposure
to viruses can also help future generations of humans live longer and more fruitful lives. Strange as
it may sound, being exposed to a particular virus can help one s children become better equipped to
deal with it. This because human beings, as all living things, are constantly evolving. As the world
around them changes, the physiology of the human changes as well. Each generation is
 Loss Of Innocence In Macbeth
What is innocence? It is neither a quality or a virtue, but rather a state of perception in which one
should maintain. This perception is both a manifestation of self understanding and social
moderation. It is desirable to ensure a positive outlook, but sometimes external forces come into play,
which rob one of this innocenceand forcibly expose them to malice. This is the case in William
Shakespeare s Macbeth, where the hero s innocence and naivete make him vulnerable prey to those
who are all too comfortable with evil namely Lady Macbeth and the three witches. Macbeth, who is
noble and loyal, is not accountable for his actions because he is manipulated by influences that he
has no control over, and overwhelmed by insurmountable emotions.... Show more content on
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When Duncan announces that he would be visiting their castle, not only does she display the
expected joy of the news, but begins implore an elaborate plan of murder, a concept in which
Macbeth has already considered and rejected out of fear: My thought, whose murder yet is but
fantastical,/! Shakes so my single state of man (.) Acknowledging his husband s good nature,
thus his inability to proceed, she calls on the spirits of darkness and evil to fill [Her] from the
crown to the toe, with direst cruelty , and to remove her of all feminine qualities essentially
turning herself into the very incarnation of malice; bent towards making Macbeth follow suit.
However when Macbeth further considers how he is kinsmen, subject and host towards the king,
and is bound by duty to keep Duncan from attack, and obviously not attacking himself, with the
added facts of Duncan being a virtuous and highly respected man, he decides to proceed to
further in this business. Lady Macbeth who furiously accuses of Macbeth of acting cowardly and
delivers a final blow to his resolve by saying how she would soon rather kill her own baby than to
back down from such a solemn commitment. Her total lack of restraint would suggest that she is
not only a simply a woman of persistence, she is possessed by evil passion so tremendous and
irresistible that Macbeth s Loyal nature is inevitably
 A Critical Analysis Of Little Shop Of Horrors
Not everyone loves musicals as much as others, but most people can recognize when someone
says FEED ME or DON T FEED THE PLANTS . The well known musical Little Shop of Horrors
took over the Dubois Little Theater this December under the direction of Ms. Shannon McNutt.
Little Shop of Horrors is a fun, musical about a young botanical genius, Seymour Krelborn, his boss,
and future foster father, Mr. Mushnik, and the young, dramatic and attractive Audrey. Seymour was
a shy and sheltered man until he found a strange and interesting plant, which he named Audrey Two
after his one true love, Audrey. The musical follows Seymour as he tries to get his sentient,
bloodthirsty plant to grow so he can reap the benefits, but his morals quickly catch up with him as
he begins to lose everything that matters. I believe that this show was worthwhile to see and be part
of. While watching Little Shop of Horrorsyou can tell that it has comedic elements, but it also is
somewhat dark and disturbing to watch Seymour s guilt and grief consume him. It is clearly a
dark comedy. This is made clear through many different aspects of the writing. The show deals
with murder, death, and world domination, but the characters are always sure to throw in a funny
line or stop for a quick song. Though I enjoyed being part of this production, I don t think it has a
universal appeal by any means. During one of the shows, a young girl was watching Seymour feed
fake body parts to the plant at the end of act
 Dream Counseling Session Analysis
For my 30 minute dream counseling session, I worked with my mom. We share our dreams
frequently with each other so it seemed very natural to do this session with her. We sat alone
together in the living room and I asked her to tell me her whole dream with as much remembered
detail as possible, just like we do in class when we do dreamwork.
While we do share our dreams frequently, it s usually more in levity than in analysis, so the
dynamic was immediately different than it usually is. She took more care in explaining her
dream, and I made sure to write down everything she said, mirroring her to show that I was
listening. I tend to be a very empathetic person in general, especially when it comes to my mother.
However, I tried certain techniques to show my empathetic listening to her. I responded to what she
told me by mirroring what she said. I also traced back to something she said earlier in ... Show more
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As I mentioned previously, I m usually empathetic in my daily conversations, especially with my
mom. However, I did notice a much different environment to our usual conversations about our
dreams. I would definitely attribute this to the extra effort I put in to communicating my empathetic
listening. She even seemed to tear up at one point when I said something that she was feeling, but
couldn t seem to find the words to describe. It seemed that our conversation was much deeper when
active empathetic listening was involved.
I didn t feel bored during our conversation at all. It was interesting to ask questions that brought
deeper meaning and understanding to what she was already feeling. I don t want to go into too
much detail about her dream, but there was a strong relation to mother archetype not being
validated, and when I explained my thoughts on that to her, she had a very emotional response
almost a clarity and understanding. I enjoyed being able to put her mind at ease and help her
process what she was
 Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park In 1993, the movie Jurassic Park was released and in the story John Hammond brings
back dinosaurs, a race that had become extinct years ago, and his reason to bring these animals back
from extinction, was just to make an amusement park. The movie starts off with a man being eaten
by one of these dinosaurs, but the theme starts when two archaeologists, Dr. Allen and Sattler are
digging up the bones of an extinct dinosaur, this is where Hammond arrives to propose the idea of
the amusement park. During their visit at the park, the two archaeologists get to see how the
dinosaurs where created by DNA and one of the eggs even hatched in front of them. Later, Dr. Allen
and Sattler with four others go on the tour Hammond has made, which turns into a... Show more
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In modern day, an example of this would be weather channels and chaos theorists, because they
are trying to attempt to predict how weather works and when it will happen, basically just trying to
understand it. In the article, ...aims to understand complex phenomena like the stock market or the
weather. Humans in are time have also tried to control floods by putting up increasingly flood
barriers, they also want to attempted to control droughts by a process called cloud seeding which
is said to trigger rain from the clouds. In the movie, the set up for the dinosaurs is that they are
either being contained in an electric fence or just in a cage, and after arriving at Jurassic park Dr.
Allen, Sattler, and Malcolm along with two kids and a lawyer go on the tour, that Hammond has
designed. There they see that an electric fence contains the T rex, once again showing in this
human are trying to control nature. When everyone on tour got towards what they believed was the
end of the tour, Dr. Allen and Malcolm with the kids head back to the tour car to head back, while
Dr. Sattler stays behind. This causes a split between groups of
 How Did Otto Hahn Greatest Impact
Each and every scientist has different achievements and different impacts to the world. Otto Hahn,
a German scientist, is also one of the scientists who created a great impact on the world. His
discovery opened up a new era in human history. In this paper, you would find out what he did and
how his discovery did creates an impact to this world; but first, lets takes a look at how did he
become a scientist.
On March 8, 1879, a boy was born into a glazier family and was named Otto Hahn. Since he was a
kid his parents wanted him to become an architect. However, he decided to study chemistry at the
University of Marburg. As he grew up, he became interested in industrial career. Because his
intended employer planned to use him in the international ... Show more content on [Link]
...
Hahn s founding of nuclear fission had created a big change to the world both during and after the
time he lives. The tremendous implications of this discovery have led to study on possible
military developments. Fission products are produced in nuclear weapon explosions, with the
amount depending on the type of weapon. The largest source of fission products is from nuclear
reactor. Some fission products are also used in industrial inventions and innovations. For example,
some ion can react with steel surfaces to form a corrosion resistant layer. In this way, it renders
the steel surface passive. In a similar way the release of radio iodine in a serious power reactor
accident could be retarded by adsorption on metal surfaces within the nuclear plant. Furthermore,
nuclear fission also takes part in medicine areas. Currently, nuclear fission is not used directly in
medicine, however radiation, radioactive isotopes, and scanning devices (X Rays, CAT scans e.t.c.)
that use radiation are. All of these inventions and innovation would not exist without his discovery.
Therefore, I feel very thankful for his discovery and the things he have brought up to this
 The Breakfast Club Cliques
Adolescents, a time of transition from child to adulthood (Jackie, Psych 220, 2012). It gives us
the sense of what creates the self and our roles in society by building social groups and
relationships with our peers (Jackie, 2012). It is a time in stage where we ask ourselves questions
of what characteristics, values, and norms help understand the self (Jackie, 2012). The identity is
built around our interactions with clique s (Saeta, Soc. 110, 2014). A small crowd is a space
shared with others who we believe to share values, norms, likes and dislikes, and give the self a
sense of belonging (Saeta, 2014). It gives the self emotional support, and reputation (Saeta, 2014;
Jackie, 2012). But as times changed, social groups and formation of cliques... Show more content on
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However the time and place are different from one another. The film views the cliques around
high school during the 80 s, while the MTV series took place in the 90 s (The Breakfast Club,
2015; Real World TV Series, 2015). Five high school students are locked in on a Saturday
detention and are brought together (The Breakfast Club, 2015). All members of the film share
their values, and their personal views that help define the self. Just like The Real World, The
Breakfast Club deals with the same dilemmas. One clique against another, and each individual s
characteristics are put to the test. Regardless of the time difference, both displayed the issues young
adults face. Both series tied a connection and helped guide young adolescents. It gave an idea of
what society holds. In other words, these two series helped build the self. For instance, in the film,
five high school students learned to put society s norms aside and interact with one another. This
idea helped formed my identity and others in my generation. Media has given me the guide to build
my character. Media reflects on society s norms and values. The TV series and film battle through
stereotypes and other issues. For that I can understand Kolterman s connection with himself and
those surrounding him (Pg. 23,