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SEPARATION IN PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS<br />

Theorem 1 A necessary condition for local or global separation of problem<br />

Pk is that marginal utility satisfy either<br />

or<br />

for all £ e Ek, with<br />

Au'iO" + Bu'{& = £ (with a * P)<br />

(0, oo) if k = n.<br />

For general discrete random returns (u, oo) with if N k > < n, n, there are two cases which<br />

must be considered: (1) markets without money, that is, markets having no<br />

risk-free asset, and (2) markets with money. Each case is treated separately.<br />

Case 1 To derive necessary conditions for separation in general markets<br />

without money, it is enough to derive these conditions for a special subclass<br />

of such markets. In particular, suppose that the matrix p has the structure [2]:<br />

[P] =<br />

0-0<br />

0 0<br />

0 0<br />

Pn Pn 0 is arbitary. Assuming an interior solution (which can always be obtained<br />

by suitable choice of p) it follows as in (19) that<br />

"- 1 n-^i \<br />

7=1 \Pjk=l '<br />

where R = p i . There are two subcases:<br />

(i) g(z) = Az" + Bz p . Equation (29) becomes<br />

where<br />

J = l<br />

(27)<br />

(28)<br />

3. SEPARATION THEOREMS 163<br />

(29)<br />

(30)<br />

(31)

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