Resumen de The logic of markets: From micro to macro dynamics
This thesis proposes a series of experimental and empirical works considering traders from "isolate atoms" to heterogeneous "interacting particles" operating into the marketplace. Part I discusses the risk propensity of professional traders and the role of agents¿ interaction in a laboratory financial market. Part II studies the informational flow in financial networks, analyzing the driving factors shaping investors¿ expectations and the market dynamics. Part III explores how expectations vary under financial turmoil (i.e. during COVID-19) and the main implications on asset management. Here, I analyze the pandemic financial collapse in the first half of 2020 and the outperforming dynamics of cryptocurrencies.
