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This study analyzes optimal consumption and portfolio policies within the framework of incomplete markets. It provides a rigorous mathematical treatment of investment strategies in scenarios where not all risks can be perfectly hedged or diversified. The research is relevant to financial economists, investment managers, and academics interested in advanced asset pricing models and optimal decision-making under uncertainty. The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of how investors should allocate their wealth and manage consumption over time when faced with market imperfections.
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