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In this paper we present the first concept of a computer program using the example of a program to research the relationship between exchange rates and indexes. This solution allows using more historical data than research done by hand, on paper. The exemplary program allows the analysis of integration and variability and the results are posted on charts. Its advantage is downloading data from the file and from the websites and their processing in Excel. The program works on the idea of saving the methodology of empirical research in economics. Empirical studies constitute a large part of Polish scientific achievements. Another option is to bring a sense of historical empirical research or to treat them as a guide to making important business decisions. Unfortunately, authors often based their conclusions on fairly random historical data which had no special significance to historians
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In the article the author introduce the additional axiom of measure of risk and checks, mathematically proving, which well-known functions of risk fulfill this additional axiom. This will be conducted for functions such as: Value at Risk, Expected Shortfall, Median, Absolute Median Deviation, Maximum, Maximum Loss, Half Range, and Arithme- tic Average. In other words, the purpose of the paper is studying which of the above func- tions fulfill the additional axiom of measure of risk, which can enrich Arzner’s and other axioms. This axiom is not a consequence of Arzner’s and other axioms. Furthermore, the author researches mathematically if the mentioned functions of risk retain their properties after replacing the partial order with the stochastic order. Finally the author presents the new measure of risk which fulfills all the axioms of measure of risk and the additional axiom.
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