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Rare States and Long-Run Pricing
Macroeconomic crises are rare, yet they can have large effects on asset prices. Because the probability of entering a crisis from normal times is small relative to the probability of recovery, the dynamics are nearly reducible: setting the crisis-entry probability to zero makes crisis states unreach
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