Relaxation Processes in Administered-Rate Pricing
Raymond J. Hawkins, Michael R. Arnold
Abstract
We show how a novel application of the theory of anelasticity unifies the observed dynamics and proposed models of administered-rate products. This theory yields a straightforward approach to rate model construction that we illustrate by simulating the observed relaxation dynamics of two administered rate products. We also demonstrate how the use of this formalism leads to a natural definition of market friction.
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