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~institution:"Economisch Instituut voor het Midden- en Kleinbedrijf"
~institution:"National Bureau of Economic Research"
~person:"Campbell, John Y."
~subject:"Savings"
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International Comparative Household Finance
Badarinza, Cristian
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2016
contrasts across countries. The paper then discusses retirement
savings
, investments in risky assets, unsecured debt, and …
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Sustainability in a Risky World
Campbell, John Y.
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Martin, Ian
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National Bureau of Economic Research
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2021
requirement as a prior constraint on the consumption-
savings
-investment problem, and study its implications for saving, risky …
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Does Saving Anticipate Declining Labor Income? An Alternative Test of the Permanent Income Hypothesis
Campbell, John Y.
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1986
The permanent income hypothesis implies that people save because they rationally expect their labor income to decline; they save "for a rainy day". It follows that saving should be at least as good a predictor of declines in labor income as any other forecast that can be constructed from publicly...
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Intergenerational Risksharing and Equilibrium Asset Prices
Campbell, John Y.
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2006
In the presence of overlapping generations, markets are incomplete because it is impossible to engage in risksharing trades with the unborn. In such an environment the government can use a social security system, with contingent taxes and benefits, to improve risksharing across generations. An...
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Household Saving and Permanent Income in Canada and the United Kingdom
Campbell, John Y.
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1987
account and the intertemporal
savings
and investment choices of its households, firms, and governments. In this paper, we …
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