Résumé
This publication is first and foremost an observation, conducted during ten weeks of lockdown in France, which started on 13 March 2020. As such, it is a logbook, completed as the days and weeks passed.
It is also a theoretical endeavour to interpret, explain or recount the eruption of the crisis - it is these very first weeks which are of interest, as they contain the maximum intensity of the real, financial and psychological shock, in the form of a DNA for what follows.
This theoretical endeavour makes it possible to test, against the reality of the crisis, a certain number of hypotheses made in earlier works and to consolidate and refine our tool box.
The COVID-19 crisis offers a unique case-study for a theory which is concerned with the analogy between the circulation of viruses and that of money, images and narratives.
This period also reveals a notable gap, which is rapidly described as irrational, between the traditional, accepted view of fundamentals and the prices observed on the financial markets.
The term «irrational» is used to denote a difficulty or failure to understand a certain idea of posited rationality, especially when defined ex ante. This may be due to an imperfect or incorrect interpretation of a relevant subject. Or, on the contrary, it may indicate that the matter under consideration is not relevant. It is, therefore, necessary to reformulate the fundamentals, as a function of subjective value and narration.
It is also a theoretical endeavour to interpret, explain or recount the eruption of the crisis - it is these very first weeks which are of interest, as they contain the maximum intensity of the real, financial and psychological shock, in the form of a DNA for what follows.
This theoretical endeavour makes it possible to test, against the reality of the crisis, a certain number of hypotheses made in earlier works and to consolidate and refine our tool box.
The COVID-19 crisis offers a unique case-study for a theory which is concerned with the analogy between the circulation of viruses and that of money, images and narratives.
This period also reveals a notable gap, which is rapidly described as irrational, between the traditional, accepted view of fundamentals and the prices observed on the financial markets.
The term «irrational» is used to denote a difficulty or failure to understand a certain idea of posited rationality, especially when defined ex ante. This may be due to an imperfect or incorrect interpretation of a relevant subject. Or, on the contrary, it may indicate that the matter under consideration is not relevant. It is, therefore, necessary to reformulate the fundamentals, as a function of subjective value and narration.
L'auteur - Pascal Blanqué
Pascal Blanqué, ancien élève de l'École Normale Supérieure, diplômé de l'IEP Paris, docteur en sciences de gestion de l'université Paris Dauphine, a effectué toute sa carrière dans la banque. Il est actuellement Chief Investment Officer (Directeur de la gestion) de la gestion d'actifs (asset management) d'un grand groupe bancaire international, aprés en avoir été le Chef Economiste.
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Caractéristiques techniques
| PAPIER | |
| Éditeur(s) | Economica |
| Auteur(s) | Pascal Blanqué |
| Collection | Economie |
| Parution | 04/11/2021 |
| Couverture | Broché |
| Poids | 501g |
| EAN13 | 9782717872187 |
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