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, whereas debt declined most (so saving rose most) for unconstrained consumers. More generally, the results suggest that there …
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, whereas debt declined most (so saving rose most) for unconstrained consumers. More generally, the results suggest that there …
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In this paper, we examine whether the imperfections in the credit market spill over to the labor market. We examine the case of a country that experienced a very high degree of imperfections in the financial markets, but underwent substantial changes in 1992 due to the liberalization brought by...
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degree of excess sensitivity of consumption to income in a switching regressions framework. The switching regressions apply …
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their wealth in high return assets, such as stocks. Thus, planning plays an important role in explaining the saving behavior …
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In this paper, I estimate the extent of precautionary accumulation using data from a new survey: the US Health and Retirement Study, which samples older households. I account for many determinants of wealth, not only past economic circumstances and expectations about future resources, but also...
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