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Non-tradable asset

Assume there is non-tradable asset along with the perfect positive correlation with a portfolio T of the tradable assets.  How will non-tradable asset be priced?

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Non-tradable asset along with perfect positive correlation with the portfolio T (for tradable) will be priced as if it were tradable itself. Or we can state that it will be priced in accordance with its world systematic risk.

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