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shocks at country and regional level. I compute insurance capacity using the Spanish Continuous Family Expenditure Survey … panel data information. I find some partial insurance for permanent shocks and a downward bias when imputed data are used … obtain that durable purchases are a source of insurance with respect to transitory shocks and the effect of family income …
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partial insurance of parental investments against permanent income shocks, and we cannot reject the hypothesis full insurance …
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"Malthusian stagnation" result. Furthermore, optimal allocations exhibit inequality, differential fertility, random consumption …
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Administrative burdens may deepen inequality by creating costly experiences for vulnerable groups. Research to date …
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"Malthusian stagnation" result. Furthermore, optimal allocations exhibit inequality, differential fertility, random consumption …
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Administrative burdens may deepen inequality by creating costly experiences for vulnerable groups. Research to date …
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Monetary policy has implicit redistribution effects for households when households are different. This changes the aggregate consumption response to interest rate changes. This paper is the first to estimate the magnitude of redistributionary channels of monetary policy in the euro area. When...
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Monetary policy has implicit redistribution effects for households when households are different. This changes the aggregate consumption response to interest rate changes. This paper is the first to estimate the magnitude of redistributionary channels of monetary policy in the euro area. When...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014545241
ranges between 0.1 and 0.4 and is stronger (i) in economies with large wealth inequality, where a larger proportion of …
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