Neoclassical finance is a theoretical framework that applies principles and concepts from neoclassical economics to the field of finance. It focuses on the behavior of investors, markets, and the allocation of capital, emphasizing efficiency, rationality, and equilibrium. Here are some key aspects of neoclassical finance: 1. **Rational Investors**: Neoclassical finance assumes that investors are rational and make decisions based on utility maximization.
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