Conditional implicit mean and the law of iterated integrals
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The notion of conditional expected value is generalized here to the notion of implicit conditional expected value. We can find here excellent mathematical considerations. Some theoretical applications of this generalization to economy are shown. In this paper, expected value is called mean.
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