The use of action functionals within the quantum-like paradigm

Arbitrage is a key concept in the theory of asset pricing and it plays a crucial role in financial decision making. The concept of the curvature of so-called 'fibre bundles' can be used to define arbitrage. The concept of 'action' can play an important role in the definition of arbitrage. In this paper, we connect the probabilities emerging from a (non) zero linear action with so-called risk neutral probabilities. The paper also shows how arbitrage/non arbitrage can be well defined within a quantum-like paradigm. We also discuss briefly the behavioural dimension of arbitrage.