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increases dramatically reduces the contribution of MFP to growth. (JEL D91, I20, J24, J31, O47) …
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Saving and growth are strongly positively correlated across countries. Recent empirical evidence suggests that this … correlation holds largely because high growth leads to high saving, not the other way around. This evidence is difficult to … reconcile with standard growth models, since forward-looking consumers with standard utility should save less in a fast …
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We investigate the size of the consumption drop at retirement in Italy by exploiting pension eligibility information to correct for endogenous retirement. We take a regression discontinuity approach and assume that spending would be smooth around pension eligibility if individuals did not...
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There is continuing controversy over the importance of credit constraints. This paper investigates whether total household expenditure and debt is affected by an exogenous increase in access to credit provided by a credit market reform that enabled Danish house owners to use housing equity as...
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Using life insurance holdings by age, sex, and marital status, we infer how individuals value consumption in different demographic stages. We estimate equivalence scales and bequest motives simultaneously within a fully specified model where agents face US demographics and save and purchase life...
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