Lecture

Market Structure: Portfolio, Arbitrage, and Consumption

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Description

This lecture covers market structure, risky asset prices, portfolio holdings, completeness of markets, arbitrage, state prices, the law of one price, and optimal consumption-portfolio choice problems. It also discusses valuation functionals, the fundamental theorems of asset pricing, and risk-neutral measures.

Instructor

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