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This paper studies a dynamic equilibrium model of asset prices in a partially observable exchange economy. It shows that the precautionary savings motive in response to estimation uncertainty can dominate the risk aversion effect, resulting in the reduction of the equity premium over short...
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price elasticity of housing supply …
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especially pronounced at very low real interest rates. Most existing empirical studies estimate models with a constant semi-elasticity … estimate a panel model for the euro area countries with a constant interest rate elasticity (as opposed to a constant semi-elasticity …
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The study estimates the housing supply elasticity and the impact of geographic constraints in Germany from 2008 … elasticity of 0.22 and a units elasticity of 0.25. The study also reveals that geographical constraints partially affect the … housing supply elasticity across districts. Notably, high development intensity decreases the elasticity, while the …
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It is well recognised that the issue of the social rate of discount applies only to the gains from public investment that accrues to the public sector. When it comes to measurement, however, there is a problem: public investment in infrastructure and the like do not usually yield direct...
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This paper studies how ambiguity aversion affects the pricing of mortgage insurance (MI). We consider pricing-kernel ambiguity arising from market incompleteness. This ambiguity model is applied to a standard framework of MI-ML (mortgage loan) structural pricing. Our quantitative results show...
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The co-movement of US sovereign rates suggests a long-run equilibrium relationship.Traditional cointegrated systems need to assume that interest rates are unit roots and thus implying non-stationary and non-mean-reverting dynamics. We postulate and estimate a fractional cointegrated model...
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