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Time Discounting and Economic Decision-Making Among the Elderly
Huffman, David - 2020
This research project evaluates the extent of heterogeneity in time discounting among elderly Americans, as well as its role in explaining older peoples' key behaviors. We first show how older Americans evaluate simple (hypothetical) intertemporal choices in which payments now are compared with...
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Das Inflation Targeting unter dem Aspekt der Inflationsunsicherheit
Boerner, Sebastian - 2009 - Erstauflage
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Do asymmetric central bank preferences help explain observed inflation outcomes?
Doyle, Matthew; Falk, Barry - In: Journal of macroeconomics 32 (2010) 2, pp. 527-540
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Dynamic investment strategies of hedge funds
Smedts, Kristien (contributor); Smedts, Jan (contributor) - 2006
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Consistent time series for Danish pig production
Lind, Kim M. - In: Sectoral models for producers' long and short run …, (pp. 147-191). 1998
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Pre-commitment mechanism and policy credibility in African trade reform
Boko, Sylvain H.; Lapan, Harvey E. - In: Review of development economics 5 (2001) 1, pp. 25-39
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International oil market risk anticipations and the cushing bottleneck : option-implied evidence
Gagnon, Marie-Hélène; Power, Gabriel J. - In: The energy journal 41 (2020) 6, pp. 255-280
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Testing for forward-looking behaviour : evidence from the enactment of smoking restrictions
Petruzzello, Esteban - In: Applied economics 51 (2019) 19, pp. 2061-2069
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Can robbery and other theft help explain the textbook currency-demand puzzle? : Two dreadful models of money demand with an endogenous probability of crime
Hannsgen, Greg (contributor) - 2008
This paper attempts to explain one version of an empirical puzzle noted by Mankiw (2003): a Baumol-Tobin inventory-theoretic money demand equation predicts that the average adult American should have held approximately $551.05 in currency and coin in 1995, while data show an average of $100. The...
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