Abstract
This paper examines how the theoretical and empirical implications of asset pricing models are affected by the presence of a “peso problem”; a situation where the potential for discrete shifts in the distribution of tuture shocks to the economy affects the rational expectations held by market participants. The paper examines the ways in which "peso problems" can induce behavior in asset prices that apparently contradicts conventional rationsl ecpectations assumptions. This analysis covers the relationship between realized and expected returns, asset prices and fundamentals, and the determinations of risk premia.
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