DETERMINISTIC METHODS USED IN FINANCIAL ANALYSIS

Melania Elena Miculeac () and Persida CECHIN � Crista ()
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Melania Elena Miculeac: Dragan European University, Faculty of Economics Sciences, miculeacmelly@yahoo.com, Lugoj, Romania,
Persida CECHIN � Crista: Dragan European University, Faculty of Economics Sciences, persidacc@yahoo.com, Lugoj, Romania,

Journal of Public Administration, Finance and Law, 2014, vol. 5, issue 5, 117-125

Abstract: The deterministic methods are those quantitative methods that have as a goal to appreciate through numerical quantification the creation and expression mechanisms of factorial and causal, influence and propagation relations of effects, where the phenomenon can be expressed through a direct functional relation of cause-effect. The functional and deterministic relations are the causal relations where at a certain value of the characteristics corresponds a well defined value of the resulting phenomenon. They can express directly the correlation between the phenomenon and the influence factors, under the form of a function-type mathematical formula.

Keywords: deterministic methods; factors of influence; financial rates. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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