Abstract
Let X(t) be a time-homogeneous jump-diffusion process. We assume that the jump size depends on the value of X(t). We obtain analytical results for the moments of T(x) and of where T(x) is the first time that the process leaves the interval (a, b). We also compute These results have applications in financial mathematics.
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