Search Results - subject:"Consumption puzzle"

Leisure and housing consumption after retirement : new evidence on the life-cycle hypothesis

Beblo, Miriam; Schreiber, Sven - In: Review of Economics of the Household 20 (2022) 1, pp. 305-330

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Leisure and housing consumption after retirement: new evidence on the life-cycle hypothesis

Beblo, Miriam; Schreiber, Sven - In: Review of Economics of the Household 20 (2021) 1, pp. 305-330

Foreseeable income reductions around retirement should not affect aggregate consumption. However, given higher leisure endowments after retirement, theory also predicts lower consumption of leisure substitutes. To avoid misinterpreting this predicted drop as a puzzle, our novel approach focuses...

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India's Calorie Consumption Puzzle: Insights From the Stochastic Cost Frontier Analysis of Calorie Purchases

Hazarika, Gautam; Paul, Sourabh Bikas - 2020

of the Calorie Consumption Puzzle. Besides thus investigating India's Calorie Consumption Puzzle, this study demonstrates …, perplexing in the face of rising per capita income when malnutrition is rampant, has been termed India's Calorie Consumption … Puzzle. It has been partially attributed to a squeeze in the household food budget. This study employs Stochastic Cost …

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India's calorie consumption puzzle: insights from the Stochastic Cost Frontier Analysis of calorie purchases

Hazarika, Gautam; Paul, Sourabh Bikas - 2020

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The retirement consumption puzzle : evidences for Brazil and the state of Rio Grande do Sul

Stampe, Marianne Zwilling; Porsse, Alexandre Alves; … - In: Análise econômica : revista da Faculdade de Ciências … 35 (2017) 68, pp. 263-288

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Leisure and housing consumption after retirement: New evidence on the life-cycle hypothesis

Schreiber, Sven; Beblo, Miriam - 2016

We revisit the alleged retirement consumption puzzle. According to the life-cycle theory, foreseeable income reductions …

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Mandatory retirement and the consumption puzzle: Prices decline or quantities decline?

Dong, Yingying; Yang, Dennis Tao - 2016

This paper investigates household consumption changes at retirement by utilizing a comprehensive, diary-based household survey from China. The survey contains both consumption quantity and price information, which permits separating quantity changes from price changes. The mandatory retirement...

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