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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2021 ii Paper 2 30K b Solution by
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If were an arbitrage gain, then would be attainable from the same initial wealth for every . Since is increasing,almost surely, with strict inequality on a set of positive probability under the usual strictly increasing meaning of utility. This contradicts optimality of . Hence existence of an optimizer implies no-arbitrage.
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