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We study the existence of equilibria with endogenously complete markets in a continuous-time, heterogenous agents economy driven by a multidimensional diffusion process. Our main results show that if prices are real analytic as functions of time and the state variables of the model then a suffi-...
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We extend the Lucas asset pricing tree economy to a heterogeneous population.Perturbative methods are applied to explicitly calculate the secondorder response of asset returns to heterogeneity. We discover thatthere exists a unique "best homogeneous approximation" to a weakly...
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We study utility indifference pricing of claim streams with intertemporalconsumption and power (CRRA) utilities. We derive explicit formulasfor the derivatives of the utility indifference price with respect toclaims and wealth. The simple structure of these formulas is a reflectionof surprising...
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We analyze an equilibrium model in which agents exposed to idiosyncraticrisk can purchase insurance policies in addition to financialassets. The price of an insurance contract depends nonlinearly on theclaims and explicitly contains safety loadings, proportional to variance.We consider random...
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We study the existence of equilibria with endogenously complete markets in a continuous-time, heterogenous agents economy driven by a multidimensional diffusion process. Our main results show that if prices are real analytic as functions of time and the state variables of the model then a...
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We present a rigorous analysis of idiosyncratically incomplete markets with heterogeneous agents. Our model is an extension of the classic Constantinides and Duffie (1996) that, among other important differences, allows for trade.We rigorously expand asset returns in the idiosyncratic risk and...
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We extend the Lucas asset pricing tree economy to a heterogeneous population. Perturbative methods are applied to explicitly calculate the second order response of returns to heterogeneity. We determine the status of various stylized facts. For example, we find that the equity premium always...
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