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Homogeneity (f(ax)=akf(x))

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Homogeneity of degree k means that multiplying all arguments by a common positive factor a multiplies the output by ak. A homogeneous function is the function possessing this property. This is different from degree-one positive homogeneity; investment values with constant relative risk aversion utility usually have degree 1−R.

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