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This paper introduces a novel, greed-driven endogenous model switching mechanism in derivative and volatility modeling, where rational traders deviate from correct models for short-term gains. This unique approach quantitatively links incentive-driven model choice to key market anomalies, offering fresh insights and methodological advances with significant implications for quantitative finance and asset pricing.
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This paper introduces a novel, greed-driven endogenous model switching mechanism in derivative and volatility modeling, where rational traders deviate from correct models for short-term gains. This unique approach quantitatively links incentive-driven model choice to key market anomalies, offering fresh insights and methodological advances with significant implications for quantitative finance and asset pricing.
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