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Exponential minimization construction of a bounded pricing kernel (Y=e−h∗​⋅P)

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For a bounded payoff vector P, the condition that h⋅p≤0≤h⋅P almost surely forces h=0 makes F(h)=Ee−h⋅P+h⋅p coercive. At a minimizer h∗​, differentiation gives E[Pe−h∗​⋅P]=p. The resulting positive pricing kernel is bounded above and away from zero. A direct coercivity proof uses compactness of the unit sphere and separates directions with negative-payoff probability from directions with nonnegative payoffs.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2015 / iii / Paper 40 / 2 / a / 2 / Solution

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