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Dynamic versus one-period completeness in event-tree security markets

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We show that in event-tree security markets dynamic completeness does not coincide with one-period completeness unless the law of one price is explicitely assumed. We do so by means of a simple example of a dynamically complete market with an incomplete one-period sub-market.

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Battauz, A., Ortu, F. Dynamic versus one-period completeness in event-tree security markets. Economic Theory 30, 191–193 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00199-005-0050-x

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