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savings while a decreased variation in earnings decrease saving. Not accounting for the effect on expected earnings on saving …
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We construct an overlapping generations model with unemployment risk where wages, employment and severance payments are set through efficient bargaining between risk averse Unions and risk neutral firms. Assuming that a First Best cannot be achieved due to workers' shirking incentives, we...
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According to a revised definition of Samuelson, a risk-averse agent is called a coward whenever he refuse even a small portion of a risky gamble exhibiting a positive expected payoff. This property may cause the invalidation of some of the basic theorems of the insurance and finance theory. As...
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I analyze an overlapping generations model with old age productivity risk where wages, employment and severance payments are set through efficient bargaining between risk averse unions and risk neutral firms. Equilibrium allocations with limited union membership are second-best inefficient as...
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risk management. They include a catastrophe tax, the elimination of subsidies for bad risks, reduction of coordination …
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-specific working-ability shocks and borrowing constraints, and so they differ ex post in both income and wealth. The combination of …-horizon growth model. To show how the model behaves in an application, the paper analyzes a 10 percent reduction in income tax rates …
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tax base is relatively unequal and inelastic; (2) an increasing pattern of labor income taxes over time mitigates … remaining third come mostly from insurance; and (5) redistribution also leads to a more efficient allocation of labor via wealth …
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