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We explore the various arguments for and against the recommendation that younger households should invest a larger share of their pension wealth in risky assets. The ability of young agents to compensate their financial losses by saving more during their career provides the strongest argument in...
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We explore the various arguments for and against the recommendation that younger households should invest a larger share of their pension wealth in risky assets. The ability of young agents to compensate their financial losses by saving more during their career provides the strongest argument in...
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We explore the various arguments for and against the recommendation that younger households should invest a larger share of their pension wealth in risky assets. The ability of young agents to compensate their financial losses by saving more during their career provides the strongest argument in...
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equities returns ; Value at Risk ; investment horizon ; vector auto-regression …
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This paper explores empirically the link between French equities returns Value-at-Risk (VaR) and the state of financial markets cycle. The econometric analysis is based on a simple vector autoregression setup. Using quarterly data from 1970Q4 to 2008Q3, it turns out that the k-year VaR of French...
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We examine the investment decision problem of a group whose members have heterogeneous time preferences. In particular … exponential discounting for their collective investment decisions even if all agents discount exponentially. We also exhibit …
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We examine the investment decision problem of a group whose members have heterogeneous time preferences. In particular … exponential discounting for their collective investment decisions even if all agents discount exponentially. We also exhibit …
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We examine the investment decision problem of a group whose members have heterogeneous time preferences. In particular … exponential discounting for their collective investment decisions even if all agents discount exponentially. We also exhibit …
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