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The effect of wealth on consumption is an issue of longstanding interest to economists. Analysts believe that fluctuations in household wealth have driven major swings in economic activity. This paper considers so-called wealth effects - the impact of changes in wealth on household consumption...
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This paper examines the relationship between house prices and consumption, through the use of debt. Using unique Canadian household-level data that reports the uses of debt, we begin by looking at the relationship between house prices and debt. Using quantile regression, we find a positive and...
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This paper provides an update of Skinner (1987) predicted consumption measure for households in the Panel Study of …
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In this paper we introduce price search decision to a life cycle model, and differentiate consumption from expenditure. The consumers with low wealth and bad income shocks search more and pay less which makes their consumption higher than a model without search option. A plausibly calibrated...
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By mapping households to US employers traded in the stock market and using daily spending data, we provide novel … uncertainty leads households to change their average monthly spending over the next 6-months by -0.95 percent. This negative … forecast horizon window, lasting nine months. The response is pronounced for low-liquidity households, and for households that …
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indebted groups of households made larger cuts in spending following the financial crisis: spending cuts associated with debt … spending by indebted households after 2007 may reflect a combination of tighter credit conditions and increased concerns about …
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standard life-cycle model. In our model, households can pay lower prices for the same consumption good if they allocate more …) households search more and pay lower prices compared to wealthier ones. As a result, consumption inequality is smaller than …
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India has been one of the fastest emerging markets in the world and Employees rightfully are one of the most important resources of economy. It is imperative that corporate pay due respect to Human Resources' and keep them motivated for mutual benefits. There are numerous incentives and perks...
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In recent years, information on the usage of cards as a means of payment has been increasingly used as an indicator of private consumption. The advantages of such information include its daily frequency and the short time lag from the moment of spending until it becomes available. This article...
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younger elderly members between 65 and 72 years old help in reducing the consumption of young members in their households, and … impacts of smaller households, urbanization, and economic growth on consumption for the PRC, based on our model. …
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