The Review of Economic Studies · 1983 · 25 citations · 0 references
Asset AllocationPortfolio ManagementPortfolio ChoiceAsset PricingManagementEconomic AnalysisPortfolio ModelN-asset Portfolio ModelEconomicsPortfolio OptimizationSlutsky EquationsPortfolio AllocationFinanceFinancial EconomicsComparative StaticsBusinessDual ApproachIntertemporal Portfolio ChoiceCapital Structure
This article uses a dual approach to investigate the properties of an n-asset portfolio model. The indirect expected utility and expenditure functions are used to provide an extremely simple derivation of Slutsky equations by obtaining results similar to Roy's Identity and Shephard's Lemma. The substitutability/complementarity relations among assets are investigated, and a number of empirically testable implications are deduced from the properties of the expenditure function.