Asset pricing models are formulated as economic equilibrium models
Asset pricing models are frequently formulated using economic equilibrium frameworks, where asset prices and risk premia are derived from market-clearing conditions and the stochastic discount factor.
The retrieved papers include studies explicitly formulating asset pricing frameworks within general equilibrium theory (e.g., Papers 8 and 9). None of the papers refute the core premise that asset pricing models can be and are formulated as economic equilibrium models.
SAMIR ASAF. General Equilibrium Liquidity-Adjusted Valuation (GELAV): A Structural Asset Pricing Framework. 2026. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.6522699
Paper 8 develops a structural asset pricing framework grounded in general equilibrium, linking the pricing kernel and liquidity risk directly to economic equilibrium preferences.
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Clemens Sialm. Stochastic Taxation and Asset Pricing in Dynamic General Equilibrium. 2002. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.306744
Paper 9 examines asset pricing within a dynamic general equilibrium model, showing how market-clearing price adjustments affect bond and equity valuations under stochastic taxation.
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