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We examine the effects of decreasing down payment requirements on consumption volatility within a model which … consumption becomes more volatile as down payment requirements decrease. This finding is true for both individual and aggregate … consumption, and it is robust to the inclusion of adjustment costs. Transitional dynamics imply that a financial liberalization …
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This notes proposes an approximation to the consumption function in the buffer-stock model. …
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We argue that the equation commonly used in the estimation of the wealth effect on consumption might be unsuitable for … volatility increases. Estimation of a Markov-switching model of the usual long-run aggregate consumption equation provides …
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among consumption, financial wealth, housing wealth and labor income (summarized by the variable cday) should help to … different assets; and (ii) the faster rate of convergence of the coefficients to the "long-run equilibrium" parameters. Unlike …
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introduced into NNS models to try and reconcile the movements in interest rates, consumption and inflation. The key findings here … are that heterogeneity and wage inertia are needed to help reconcile these observations. Aggregate consumption and its … wages one periods in advance. When myopic households set wages in the current period, aggregate consumption and its expected …
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In this paper we analyse the monetary impact of alternative fiscal policy rules using the debt and deficit, both mentioned as measures of fiscal policy performance in the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP). We use a New Keynesian model, with distortionary taxation and an appropriately defined...
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This paper studies the welfare effects of monetary and fiscal policy rules, in a dynamic general equilibrium model with sticky prices. The model features capital accumulation and endogenous labor effort, and exogenous productivity shocks. Government purchases are valued positively by the private...
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