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Discount functions and self-control problems

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Time inconsistency and retirement planning

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Hyperbolic memory discounting and the political business cycle

Findley, T. Scott - 2015

The vintage political business cycle framework of Nordhaus (1975) represents the idea that the macroeconomic business cycle is manipulated opportunistically by an incumbent government to achieve re-election. A key assumption in this prototypical framework is that voters discount their memories...

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