MEAN VARIANCE OF FRACTIONAL STOCHASTIC MODEL AND LOGARITHM UTILITY OPTIMIZATION OF A PENSION FUND WITH TAX AND TRANSACTION COST
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This work looked at the mean-variance of fractional continuous time stochastic model for the dynamics of a pension fund with tax and transaction cost, where the effect of tax and transaction cost charging makes on the expected logarithmic utility of the pensioner was established. The associated H-J-B equation in the optimization problem is obtained using lto’s lemma. An explicit solution to the pensioners’ problems was derived under stated condition.
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