Towards the determination of utility preference from optimal portfolio selections
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- Siu Lung Law & Chiu Fan Lee & Sam Howison & Jeff N. Dewynne, 2007. "Correlated multi-asset portfolio optimisation with transaction cost," Papers 0705.1949, arXiv.org, revised May 2009.
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Utility Preference; Optimal Resource Allocation; Partial; Complete Solutions;All these keywords.
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