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Who Buys and Who Sells Options: The Role and Pricing of Options in an Economy with Background Risk
In this paper, we derive an equilibrium in which some investors buy call/put options on the market portfolio while others sell them. Since investors are assumed to have similar risk-averse preferences, the demand for these contracts is not explained by differences in the shape of utility functions.
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