For the two period representative agent consumption-based capital asset pricing model (C-CAPM), an individual with utility function U(C), marginal utility U'(C)), rational is greater than expectations E(.) and subjective discount factor 8, will buy an asset with gross return (1+R₁+1) as long as E(U'(C)(1+R-1)); OU (C₂) OE(8U(C-1)(1+R₁+1)); U(C₂) E(OU'(C-1)); U'(C₂) (Alt + A)

For the two period representative agent consumption-based capital asset pricing model (C-CAPM), an individual with utility function U(C), marginal utility U'(C)), rational is greater than expectations E(.) and subjective discount factor 8, will buy an asset with gross return (1+R₁+1) as long as E(U'(C)(1+R-1)); OU (C₂) OE(8U(C-1)(1+R₁+1)); U(C₂) E(OU'(C-1)); U'(C₂) (Alt + A)

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Essentials of Business Analytics (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter15: Decision Analysis

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