Trading Costs Liquidity And Asset Holdings
Trading Costs Liquidity And Asset Holdings
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In section 2, the marginal cost was lowest in 2 the asset with the lowest a. For all values of a. But such is not the case 1 1 here. There will be non-zero liquidity trading in all assets with non-zero levels of noise trading. Assets with no noise trading in general will also have no liquidity trading and consequently markets will break down for such assets. These results are summarized in theorem 2 below: Theorem 2 : There is a unique equilibrium characterized by the following: i 13 (a) In gen...eral, there is no trading in those assets which have no noise trading in them (i. E. , assets with P. =0). In other words, there is a market breakdown in such assets.
(b) For all assets with non-zero levels of noise trading, in equilibrium there would be non-zero levels of liquidity trading also in such assets.
Proof: For all assets which have no noise trading in them, using equation k 1/2 (10), the marginal cost MC . Equals a. Y /(TA) ' . Hence for these assets, MC. Is not a function of a. , which clearly implies no trading in all such assets except the one with the lowest a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In section 2, the marginal cost was lowest in 2 the asset with the lowest a. For all values of a. But such is not the case 1 1 here. There will be non-zero liquidity trading in all assets with non-zero levels of noise trading. Assets with no noise trading in general will also have no liquidity trading and consequently markets will break down for such assets. These results are summarized in theorem 2 below: Theorem 2 : There is a unique equilibrium characterized by the following: i 13 (a) In gen...eral, there is no trading in those assets which have no noise trading in them (i. E. , assets with P. =0). In other words, there is a market breakdown in such assets.
(b) For all assets with non-zero levels of noise trading, in equilibrium there would be non-zero levels of liquidity trading also in such assets.
Proof: For all assets which have no noise trading in them, using equation k 1/2 (10), the marginal cost MC . Equals a. Y /(TA) ' . Hence for these assets, MC. Is not a function of a. , which clearly implies no trading in all such assets except the one with the lowest a.
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