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We study optimal linear income taxation in a model with heterogeneous agents where earnings potentials are endogenously determined through human capital accumulation. Agents differ in initial conditions and ability to learn. Capital market imperfections prevent poor agents to invest optimally in...
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borrowers to start and expand small-scale businesses. Households that already had a business and where the borrower had more … business. In less-educated households, however, consumption went down. A key new result is that there was a substantial …
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business and where the borrower had more education, ran down their savings, presumably to complement the loan and to achieve … the minimum amount necessary to expand their business. In less-educated households, however, consumption went down. A key …
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We present the optimal consumption and investment strategy for an investor, endowed with labor income, searching to maximize utility from consumption and terminal wealth when facing a binding capital constraint of a European (constraint on terminal wealth) or an American (constraint on the...
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In this paper we study whether the presence of binding liquidity constraints and the existence of fixed costs can explain the underinvestment of parents in their children's human capital. We first incorporate these two potential mechanisms into the theoretical model of Raut & Tran (2005) and...
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