Analogía entre las Burbujas de Perfiles Aeronáuticos y Burbujas Económicas

Published in: Innovation and Development for the Americas: Engineering, Education, Research and Development: Proceedings of the 8th Latin American and Caribbean Conference for Engineering and Technology
Date of Conference: June 1-4, 2010
Location of Conference: Arequipa, Peru
Authors: Félix Calvo Narváez
Carlos Rodríguez Monroy
Refereed Paper: #132

Abstract

Some physical phenomena are explicable in the light of other physical phenomena that have been well studied previously. Sometimes, only one of these physical phenomena used to explain social or economic behavior. In the case of a securities market, the bursting of the bubble produces a misalignment of supply and demand, causing adjustments in prices.
The objective pursued is to identify the different variables involved in the physical problem, and find their equivalents for the markets under study.
One of the effects observed in any of the abovementioned markets, such as increased investment in it, even in situations of rapid price growth, we can identify the causes that have brought, and if we apply our analogy between bubbles, simply replace the investment by the lift force achieved.
Once we have traced the curves of coefficients of lift and experimental moments that determine the behavior of the profile at different angles, for a given Re, we can extrapolate their results to the case of a market, and thus pre-empt the possible outburst bubbles as they do not think that these will disappear, at least through new financial products.