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This paper solves numerically the intertemporal consumption and portfolio choice problem of an infinitely-lived investor who faces a time-varying equity premium.
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in part to foreign pressure to liberalize the Japanese market. In fact, virtually all of the recent works that discuss …
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between bank-centered and market-centered financial systems. …
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A number of market failures have been associated with R&D investments and significant amounts of public money have been … firms' R&D investments being complementary to each other and to what extent are potential R&D spillovers internalized in the … market? …
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differences have for stock returns, market liquidity, and corporate governance. We find that large institutional investors -- a … the common-stock market over the 1980 to 1996 period, with this increase driven primarily by the largest one …
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If household portfolios are constrained by borrowing and short-sales restrictions, or by fixed costs of participating in risky asset markets, then alternative retirement savings systems may affect household welfare by relaxing these constraints. This paper uses a calibrated partial-equilibrium...
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