Econometric Evaluation of Asset Pricing Models
Econometric Evaluation of Asset Pricing Models
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The added flexibility in the Hausdorff metric permits us to exploit better the consistent estimation of the upper and lower arbitrage bounds (Proposition 3. 5).
34 When V is infinite, the approximation error t} defined by (4. 1) will T be infinite. As a remedy, we replace r by (4. 3) y (C, C ) = sup inf l(v. W)-(v, v)| P ^ ^ {v, w )eK W, w )e/C 11 1 2 2 2 Q*v So O^v SO 1 ^ 2 ^ where p is any arbitrary positive number greater than the lower arbitrage bound A . Then the modified approximation err...or will be well defined and finite for sufficiently large T and will converge almost surely to zero. Thus we still get uniform convergence as long as the ordinate is restricted to a finite interval.
IV. B: Region Subset Tests The first set of tests we consider are whether the volatility bounds can be constructed using a smaller vector of security payoffs. As in section II I. C, we initially consider the case where there are no assets that are subject to short-sale constraints, and we assume that the parameters are uniquely identified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The added flexibility in the Hausdorff metric permits us to exploit better the consistent estimation of the upper and lower arbitrage bounds (Proposition 3. 5).
34 When V is infinite, the approximation error t} defined by (4. 1) will T be infinite. As a remedy, we replace r by (4. 3) y (C, C ) = sup inf l(v. W)-(v, v)| P ^ ^ {v, w )eK W, w )e/C 11 1 2 2 2 Q*v So O^v SO 1 ^ 2 ^ where p is any arbitrary positive number greater than the lower arbitrage bound A . Then the modified approximation err...or will be well defined and finite for sufficiently large T and will converge almost surely to zero. Thus we still get uniform convergence as long as the ordinate is restricted to a finite interval.
IV. B: Region Subset Tests The first set of tests we consider are whether the volatility bounds can be constructed using a smaller vector of security payoffs. As in section II I. C, we initially consider the case where there are no assets that are subject to short-sale constraints, and we assume that the parameters are uniquely identified.
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