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For a constant-coefficient single-asset investment-consumption problem with constant relative risk aversion utility, put $\kappa =(\mu -r)/\sigma$ and $\delta =[\rho -(1-R)(r+{\kappa }^2/(2R))]/R$. When $\delta >0$, the infinite-horizon value is ${\delta }^{-R}{w}^{1-R}/(1-R)$ and the optimal controls are $c^{\ast }=\delta w$ and ${\theta }^{\ast }=(\mu -r)w/(R{\sigma }^2)$. The case $R=1$ uses logarithmic utility.

For a complete-market investment-consumption problem with constant relative risk aversion utility, the nonlinear wealth-homogeneity coefficient equation may contain $f^{\prime 2}/f$. Writing $f=g^R$ cancels this gradient square against the one from $f^{\prime \prime }$. In the index-driven correlation model the result is ${\sigma }_0^2{g}^{\prime \prime }/2+B{g}^{\prime }-\delta (m)g+1=0$, a linear differential equation; the positive economic solution gives consumption $w/g$.