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February 1, 1970The Review of Economics and Statistics91 citations

The Market Price of Risk, Size of Market and Investor's Risk Aversion

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JLJohn Lintner

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A PREVIOUS paper 9 developed a model of the structure of equilibrium prices for risk assets in a purely competitive in which a set of individually risk averse investors optimize their respective portfolios of risk assets in terms of common expectations and risk assessments with respect to a common horizon. When there is a riskless asset available for holding or borrowing at a fixed interest return and all probability assessments are normal (Gaussian) it was shown that in equilibrium a purely competitive will place an aggregate value on all the outstanding stock of any company V0j equal to the discounted value at the riskless rate r* of the certainty equivalent of -the distribution of its uncertain end-of-period aggregate value. This in turn is less than the statistical expectations V1* by the product of the market price of dollar

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1757fc51b167d07f5e0db9https://doi.org/10.2307/1927602
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