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A martingale theory of asset pricing in a production economyby: Parantap Basu
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AbstractThis paper develops an asset pricing model for a production economy with endogenous labor supply and capital accumulation decision. The martingale valuation equation is found to be compatible with risk aversion for a class of economies with homogeneous utility functions and constant returns to scale technology. These new sufficient conditions for the martingale hypothesis provide a plausible economic environment in which asset prices obey the present value rule.
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