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| author |
William Badrigian
| | title |
The Value of Gold: Hedge, Haven, or Hell for the U.S. Economy?
| | abstract |
Does gold act as a hedge, safe haven, or neither to the U.S. Economy? Two separate
regression models are used in order to draw the conclusions found in this essay. For the purposes
of this essay, a hedge will be defined as an asset that moves inversely to another asset on
average, whereas a safe-haven is an asset that moves to another asset during times of economic
stress alone. This essay concludes that gold acts as a weak hedge towards the U.S. economy as a
whole.
| | school |
The College of Liberal Arts, Drew University
| | degree |
B.A. (2022)
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| advisor |
Steve Firestone
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| full text | WBadrigian.pdf |
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