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Testing for intertemporal nonseparability

Ian Crawford; Matthew Polisson
This paper presents a nonparametric analysis of a common class of intertemporal models of consumer choice that relax consumption independence. Within this class and in the absence of any functional form restrictions on instantaneous preferences, we compare the revealed preference conditions for rational habit formation and rational anticipation. We show that these models are nonparametrically equivalent in the presence of finite date sets composed of prices, interest rates, and consumption choices.
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2013
Authors: Crawford, Ian ; Polisson, Matthew
Publisher: London : Inst. for Fiscal Studies
Subject: anticipation | habits | revealed preference | time separability | Konsumtheorie | Consumption theory | Offenbarte Präferenzen | Revealed preferences | Konsumentenverhalten | Consumer behaviour | Intertemporale Entscheidung | Intertemporal choice | Präferenztheorie | Theory of preferences | Nichtparametrisches Verfahren | Nonparametric statistics
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