Consider a two period realistic "perfect capital market" (namely there is uncertainty regarding next period's macro situation ). Thus all the assumptions listed on p87 of Ch5 hold.We are given two securities whose time=2 payoffs and time=1 prices are as follows:123Security X Security YCan such prices persist without triggering arbitrage? If your answer is no, show how profitable arbitrage can occur?Time 2Good100 TL200 TL5 payoffTime 2Bad80 TL160 TL6 раyoffTime 190 TL190 TL7Price89101112131415

In the this question we have to find out the profitable arbitrage.

1 Consider a two period realistic "perfect capital market" (namely there is uncertainty regarding next period's macro situation ). Thus all the assumptions listed on p87 of Ch5 hold. We are given two securities whose time=2 payoffs and time=1 prices are as follows: 3 Security X Security Y Can such prices persist without triggering arbitrage? If your answer is no, show how profitable arbitrage can occur? Time 2 Good 5 payoff 100 TL 200 TL Time 2 Bad 80 TL 160 TL 6 payoff Time 1 90 TL 190 TL 7 Price 8 10 11 12 13 14 15

1 Consider a two period realistic "perfect capital market" (namely there is uncertainty regarding next period's macro situation ). Thus all the assumptions listed on p87 of Ch5 hold. We are given two securities whose time=2 payoffs and time=1 prices are as follows: 3 Security X Security Y Can such prices persist without triggering arbitrage? If your answer is no, show how profitable arbitrage can occur? Time 2 Good 5 payoff 100 TL 200 TL Time 2 Bad 80 TL 160 TL 6 payoff Time 1 90 TL 190 TL 7 Price 8 10 11 12 13 14 15

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