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3. The callable is discrete and may or may not be called at 18 months: p1 p2 100%, and p3 p4 p5 50%.

(1 + 0.05/2)2 1 (1 + 0.0475/2)1 = 5.25%

Because the increments of a Brownian motion are independent of each other, the above conditional expectations can be written as yt (x) = E[ f (x + X T X t )|xt = x] yt+ (x) = E[max( f (x + X T X t ), 0)|xt = x] (4.44) (4.45)

Figure 13-4: A monopolistically competitive firm making a profit equal to the area of the shaded rectangle.

Other issues were also addressed in 49 reports, including the defendants understanding of the charges, their apparent amnesia with regard to the offence, their likely behaviour in court, and their understanding of the consequences of a guilty nding. In James et al. s (2001) prospective study of 479 referrals to a psychiatric service at a magistrates court, a standard set of data were gathered using a 170 item semistructured interview. This included the extent to which two psychiatrists both judged the defendant t or un t on six criteria (ability to understand the nature of the charge, understand the meaning of a plea, understand the consequences of a plea, instruct his or her lawyers, understand the details of the evidence, and follow the proceedings so as to make a proper defence, e.g. challenging a juror). It transpired that, of the 466 cases where full data were available, 80 (17%) were judged un t to plead. Only a few (10%) failed on one legal criterion, 18% failed on two, 38% on three, 13% on four, 10% on ve, and 13% on all six criteria. The least dif cult criteria to pass appeared to be the understanding of the charge, the understanding of the plea, and the understanding of the consequences of the plea (5% failed on each of these criteria). In contrast,

The unprotected nature of the Internet allows many other forms of attack to be mounted Contributing to this vulnerability is also the increasingly active part played by the client terminal As described on page 94, in the original mode of operation of the Web, the terminal s browser acted essentially as a simple down-loading mechanism for static Web pages whose only non-text information was that used by the browser to format the pages This has given way to a situation where executable code, in the form of Java applets or ActiveX controls, is run on the terminal and can carry out a number of activities which can be potentially dangerous To give one example: Dean et al at the University of Princeton have given details of a number of security holes in JAVA [81].

This book is divided into four parts to make the material easier to understand and access. Part I covers the big concepts that motivate how economists look at the world. Parts II and III follow the traditional division of economics into two halves: Macroeconomics deals with big-picture issues like recessions and international trade, whereas microeconomics focuses on individual people, businesses, and industries. Part IV is The Part of Tens and contains a few fun but informative top-ten lists.

Fort Charlotte Begun in 1787, Fort Charlotte is the largest of Nassau s three major defenses, built with plenty of dungeons. It used to command the western harbor. Named after King George III s consort, it was built by Gov. Lord Dunmore, who was also the last royal governor of New York and Virginia. Its 42 cannons never fired a shot, at least not at an invader (only seven cannons remain on site). Within the complex are underground passages and a waxworks, which can be viewed on free tours. Tour guides at the fort are free but are very happy to accept a tip.