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log consumption, assets, and labour income will be cointegrated. They conclude that this cointegrating relationship is …, assets, and labor income that are jointly consistent with an underlying budget constraint. By contrast, Lettau and Ludvigson …
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An estimation of a life cycle cum rational expectations model that allows for uncertain future interest rates. The results show that the model is strongly rejected using post World War II U.S. data.
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Deaton (1986) has noted that if income is a first-order autoregressive process in first differences, then a simple … version of Friedman’s permanent income hypothesis (SPIH) implies that measured U.S. consumption is insufficiently sensitive to … innovations in income. This paper argues that this implication of the SPIH is a consequence of the fact that it ignores the role …
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the permanent income model that are consistent with this fact. In both variants, we assume agents make decisions on a … income. According to the second variant of the permanent income model, serial persistence in measured consumption reflects … like a martingale. We find little evidence against this variance of the permanent income model. It is difficult, on the …
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Recent empirical studies have found that consumption is more sensitive to current income than simple versions of the … life-cycle, permanent income hypothesis would predict. The present paper studies a model in which the fraction of consumers … exhibiting excess sensitivity is endogenously determined. The presence of income uncertainty and restrictions on borrowing are …
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