Abstract
This article addresses equilibrium existence in an in nite horizon economy with in-
complete markets and endogenous credit segmentation. We do not restrict consumption allocation
to be bounded and we do not impose uniform impatience on preferences. Our equilibrium results
consider a general framework of positive net supply assets, and introduce short-lived securities
in zero net supply through a super-replication property proposed in the literature of two-period
economies with nancial segmentation.
General note
TESIS PARA OPTAR AL GRADO DE Magíster de Economía