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We study time preferences by means of a longitudinal lab experiment involving both monetary and non-monetary rewards … imposing any structural assumption on the instantaneous utility, intertemporal utility or the discounting functions. We find … assumption that discounting is consistent across domains can lead to non-negligible prediction errors in models involving non …
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magnitude-dependent discounting with time distortion …
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, which can account for many of the known intertemporal choice anomalies, to discounting models. We conduct an out …-of-sample, cross-validated comparison of intertemporal choice models. Heuristic models outperform traditional utility discounting … models, including models of exponential and hyperbolic discounting. The best performing models predict choices by using a …
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The choice of the proper discount rate is important in the analysis of projects whose costs and benefits extend into the future, a particularly striking feature of policies directed at climate change. Much of the literature, including prominent work by Arrow et al. (1996), Stern (2007, 2008),...
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The objective of this paper is to adopt a general equilibrium model and determine the socially efficient discount factor, risk free rate and discount rate when there are heterogeneous anticipations about the growth of the economy as well as heterogeneous time preference rates. Among others we...
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Standard econometric models of discrete choice (such as Fechner model of random errors, Luce’s choice model and random utility or random preference approach) are not well suited for applications to intertemporal choice. This paper proposes a new model that does not violate temporal dominance,...
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