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beneficiary: a defined benefit (DB) and a defined contribution (DC) plan. While salary risk is the main common risk factor in DB … price risk. We model these tradeoffs explicitly in this paper and compare these two plans in a utility-based framework. Our … of risk aversion, which is inconsistent with the existing literature. …
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ability to jointly match the historical equity premium and riskless rate, and has important implications for risk sharing. We … risk channel arising from fluctuations in the fund's endowment. We use our calibrated model to study the implications of a …
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exists differ substantially. This article compares risk and returns for regular and lump-sum investors for all possible … risk of negative returns disappears for horizons that are six years shorter. Increasing contributions deteriorate risk and …
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We examine the effect of demographic shifts on asset prices in an overlapping generations model with endogenous population dynamics. We establish a robust inverse relationship between returns and the old dependency ratio. We document the absence of a simple monotonic relationship between asset...
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portability risks, whereas DC plans bear asset and contribution risk. We model these diff erences explicitly in this paper and …
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