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Social optimization problems typically maximize the sum of individual weighted utilities over feasible allocations that satisfy certain constraints. While social optimization problems are at the heart of economic analysis, it is not always clear how to choose individual welfare weights. In this...
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This paper presents a new numerical method for solving stochastic general equilibrium models with dynamic portfolio choice over many financial assets. The method can be applied to models where there are heterogeneous agents, time-varying investment opportunity sets, and incomplete asset markets....
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In this paper, we perform an in - depth investigation of relative merits of two adaptive learning algorithms with constant gain, Recursive Least Squares (RLS) and Stochastic Gradient (SG), using the Phelps model of monetary policy as a testing ground. The behavior of the two learning algorithms...
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This paper considers the nonlinear theory of G-martingales as introduced by Peng in [16, 17]. A martingale … representation theorem for this theory is proved by using the techniques and the results established in [20] for the second order …
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Execution traders know that market impact greatly depends on whether their orders lean with or against the market. We introduce the OEH model, which incorporates this fact when determining the optimal trading horizon for an order, an input required by many sophisticated execution strategies....
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In this paper we deal with the utility maximization problem with a general utility function. We derive a new approach in which we reduce the utility maximization problem with general utility to the study of a fully-coupled Forward-Backward Stochastic Differential Equation (FBSDE).
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