36. Let S(t) denote the price of a security at time t. A popular model for the...
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36. Let S(t) denote the price of a security at time t. A popular model for the process {S(t),t 0} supposes that the price remains unchanged until a “shock”
occurs, at which time the price is multiplied by a random factor. If we let N(t)
denote the number of shocks by time t, and let Xi denote the ith multiplicative factor, then this model supposes that?
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