What Is Shadow Pricing?

Shadow pricing is also known as "calculated price", "shadow price", "forecast price", and "optimal price". It was first proposed by Dutch economist Jahn Dinbergen in the late 1930s, and was calculated using the mathematical method of linear programming, which reflects the price of the best allocation of social resources.

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The function of shadow pricing is to avoid the significant deviation of the fund's net asset value calculated using the amortized cost method from the fund's net asset value calculated based on market interest rates and transaction market prices, resulting in dilution and unfair results in the interests of fund holders.