In this paper we generalize Magill and Shafer's analysis of generically complete markets in the presence of an open-ended horizon. Until now, the genericity argument in Duffie and Shafer has no satisfactory generalisation to the case of an open ended horizon. These difficulties are threefold: how to get differentiability of an equilibrium equation; which transversality theorem can be applied; and how to "count" dimensions?
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