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We analyze nonlinear taxation's effects on arbitrage opportunities in securities markets, deriving closed-form expressions using stochastic convex optimization. Extending Ross (1987)'s frameworks, the study refines understanding of bounded versus unbounded arbitrage in multi-period contexts. Its evolutionary innovations and rigorous methodology offer a fresh, nuanced perspective, making it a compelling contribution.
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We analyze nonlinear taxation's effects on arbitrage opportunities in securities markets, deriving closed-form expressions using stochastic convex optimization. Extending Ross (1987)'s frameworks, the study refines understanding of bounded versus unbounded arbitrage in multi-period contexts. Its evolutionary innovations and rigorous methodology offer a fresh, nuanced perspective, making it a compelling contribution.
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