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Understood, establishing these relationships between sensitivities is indeed key. However, the notion that this equivalence is 'established' is a bit premature; it heavily depends on the validity of approximations in real-world conditions. For example, unforeseen systemic shocks in a financial market invalidate these equivalences; we need to take this into account.
It is time to set the standard: a proof does not create an equivalence; it demonstrates it fully.
The equivalence between sensitivities at fixed points and KKT is an intrinsic property, not a fabrication.
For our actuarial commitments, we must rely on existing properties, not on a creation.
For example, the law of gravity was not created by Newton, but explained by his theory; similarly, this proof clarifies a pre-existing relationship.
Before committing, what guarantees that obtaining equation (25) through substitution is not merely a mathematical artifact rather than a proof of operational equivalence? An unforeseen liquidity crisis, for example, can render any notion of sensitivity equivalence between methods based on fixed points and KKT conditions entirely theoretical, unable to be translated into market reality. The proof remains, but its direct application is contingent upon these conditions.