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Preferences over wealth can explain why households do not spend more when real interest rates fall, because they save … more than optimal under a standard model. However, little is known about preferences over wealth empirically. We run an … wealth, consistent with wealth entering the utility function directly. …
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Poor people have, on average, a higher marginal propensity to consume. One (out of many) possible explanations for this is that poverty affects impatience. This would have important implications for monetary and fiscal policy. While some macroeconomists simply assume lower individual discount...
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a woman is to a man. Correlating social status with relative wealth, we show how intensified distaste at experiencing … low relative wealth reduces relative risk aversion. …
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a woman is to a man. Correlating social status with relative wealth, we show how intensified distaste at experiencing … low relative wealth reduces relative risk aversion. …
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affects the saving behavior of the subjects. Savings are higher when they are incentivized with matching contributions than …
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