2010
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1823449
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Testing Option Pricing Models: Complete and Incomplete Markets

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“…In Complete market, market players can make the exchange of goods or assets directly or indirectly in the absence of transaction costs that do not allow for arbitration even without risk arbitrage, where it is impossible in incomplete. Incomplete market is more complicated than complete market, where this model consists of uncertainty sources (Verchenko, 2010). From the perspective of theory, incomplete market is a complex learning (Staum, 2007), because market circumstances in the real world that is not affected by many factors remain that cannot be explained with certainty.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Complete market, market players can make the exchange of goods or assets directly or indirectly in the absence of transaction costs that do not allow for arbitration even without risk arbitrage, where it is impossible in incomplete. Incomplete market is more complicated than complete market, where this model consists of uncertainty sources (Verchenko, 2010). From the perspective of theory, incomplete market is a complex learning (Staum, 2007), because market circumstances in the real world that is not affected by many factors remain that cannot be explained with certainty.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%