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The interaction between habit formation and pollution-type ex- ternalities modifies the social optimum through discount …
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The interaction between habit formation and pollution-type ex- ternalities modifies the social optimum through discount …
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This paper introduces the quest for status into the Ramsey model with endogenous labor supply. We focus our attention on relative wealth preferences. In contrast to relative consumption preferences, they allow for the possibility that agents work too little in the long run, while under both...
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We study an overlapping generations model á la Diamond in which two types of agents are alive at the same time. One type of agents cares about its own level of consumption and an idex of environmental quality, while the other type of agents carse only about its own consumption. At any period,...
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This paper studies the designs of optimal tax programs in OLG economies when first, consumption of one household lowers (status) utility of others, and second, consumption harms the environment. Status seeking raises optimal consumption tax rates, and lowers optimal tax rates on capital income
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We analyze an overlapping generations model in which pollution arises, in an accumulative way, from production …. Households do not care directly about the environment, however pollution makes them incur health costs when they are elderly. We … show that the presence of pollution makes the economy more likely to be dynamically inefficient. For these cases we analyze …
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Habits are an important cause of sluggish consumption adjustment in response to price shocks. This paper studies shifts within the consumption bundle under endogenous habit formation. I put forward a model with good-specific, or "deep", habits that cause persistence in good-specific consumption....
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This paper quantifies the welfare cost of consumption externalities in an endogenous growth model with habit formation … past consumption. Although utility may be lower in the presence of consumption externalities, the welfare loss relative to …
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