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This paper develops a life-cycle portfolio allocation model to address the effects of housing investment on the … portfolio allocation of households. The model employs a comprehensive housing investment structure, Epstein-Zin recursive … risk aversion and elasticity of intertemporal substitution. The model shows that housing investment has a strong crowding …
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A salient feature of the recent U.S. recession is that output and employment have declined more in regions (states, counties) where household leverage had increased more during the credit boom. This pattern is difficult to explain with standard models of financing frictions. We propose a theory...
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investors who acquire housing services by either renting or owning a home. The joint existence of these two investment vehicles …
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of the degree of households’ financial literacy on their portfolio imbalance towards housing investment. We find that …
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.g., housing) causes a more conservative portfolio allocation using a novel instrumental variables strategy related to age at … marriage. We find that a $1 increase in housing causes a 50-70 cent reallocation from stocks to bonds for the average investor … greater exposure to housing price risk. …
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I study optimal housing and portfolio choice under stochastic inflation and real interest rates. Renters allocate … optimal housing, stock, bond, and mortgage choice. Young homeowners take an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) and invest …
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exposure to house price risk and tend to rent their home. Later in life the desired housing investment increases and will … housing units (for renting out) or house price-linked financial assets. In the final years, preferences shift back to home … rental. The derived strategies are still useful if housing positions are only reset infrequently. Our results suggest that …
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illiquid wealth. In the case of household portfolios, the most important illiquid asset is housing: if housing stock … periods of no adjustment that are affected by housing price risk (through a hedge term). When the housing stock is not … adjusted, we argue that tests for portfolio efficiency of financial assets must then be run conditionally upon housing wealth …
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Chetty and Szeidl (2012) propose to estimate the effect of housing on portfolio choice by distinguishing between the …
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We study the optimal consumption and portfolio choice problem over an individual's life-cycle taking into account annuity risk at retirement. Optimally, the investor allocates wealth at retirement to nominal, inflation-linked, and variable annuities and conditions this choice on the state of the...
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