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Incoming Resources
- Asset holding and consumption volatility
- Consumer durables and inertial behavior, estimation and aggregation of (S, s) rules
- On the aggregation of Euler equations for consumption in simple OLG models
- Differential mortality in the UK
- The demand for money, financial innovation and the welfare cost of inflation, an analysis with households' data
- Trade reforms and wage inequality in Colombia
- Consumption over the life cycle and over the business cycle
- Intertemporal consumption choices, transaction costs and limited participation in financial markets, reconciling data and theory, by Orazio P. Attanasio and Monica Paiella
- Consumption growth and excess sensitivity to income, evidence from US micro data
- Is consumption growth consistent with intertemporal optimization?, evidence from the consumer expenditure survey
- Non-constant variances and foreign exchange risk, an empirical study
- Consumption, productivity growth and the interest rate
- Intertemporal choice and the cross-sectional variance of marginal utility
- A cohort analysis of saving behavior by US households
- Humps and bumps in lifetime consumption
- The UK consumption boom of the late 1980s, aggregate implications of microeconomic evidence
- Differential mortality and wealth accumulation
- On the aggregation of Euler equations for consumption in simple OLG models
- Consumption over the life cycle and over the business cycle
- Trade reforms and wage inequality in Colombia
- Consumption demand
- Does the CAPM explain why the dividend yield helps predict returns?
- Credit constraints in the market for consumer durables, evidence from micro data on car loans
- The intertemporal allocation of consumption, theory and evidence
- Ira's and household saving revisited, some new evidence
- Real effects of demand- and supply-side policies in interdependent economies
- L'effetto della riforma Amato sul risparmio delle famiglie italiane
- Intertemporal substitution, risk aversion and the Euler equation for consumption, evidence from aggregate and average cohort data
- Consumption, productivity growth and the interest rate
- The demand for money, financial innovation and the welfare cost of inflation, an analysis with households' data
- Risk, Gordon's growth model, and the predictability of stock market returns
- Consumption, productivity growth and the interest rate
- Relative wage movements and the distribution of consumption