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Asset Price Dynamics and Infrequent Trades
We model an economy where stocks and bonds (consols) are traded by two types of agents: speculators, expected utility maximizers always present in the market, and infrequent traders, whose trading motives are not explicitly modeled. A solution technique for equilibrium prices is developed when trade
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