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Cointegration 4 cay 3 Bayesian 2 Budget 2 Budget constraint 2 Cay 2 Economic forecasting 2 Estimation 2 Estimation theory 2 Kointegration 2 Private consumption 2 Privater Konsum 2 Return forecastability 2 Schätztheorie 2 Schätzung 2 Time series analysis 2 Vermögen 2 Wealth 2 Wealth effects 2 Zeitreihenanalyse 2 cay residual 2 cointegration 2 consumption 2 consumption-to-wealth ratio 2 excess returns 2 stationarity 2 unobserved component 2 wealth 2 Bayes-Statistik 1 Bayesian inference 1 Business 1 Börsenkurs 1 CAPM 1 Capital income 1 Cointegration Vectors 1 Consumer behaviour 1 Consumption 1 Einheitswurzeltest 1 Expected Stock Returns 1 Finance 1
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Free 9
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Working Paper 4 Arbeitspapier 3 Graue Literatur 3 Non-commercial literature 3 Article 1
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English 6 Undetermined 3
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Galli, Alain 2 Gardberg, Malin 2 Pozzi, Lorenzo 2 Rudd, Jeremy 2 Whelan, Karl 2 Chen, Xiaohong 1 Gray, P. 1 IPEK, Cemalettin 1 Kalotay, E. 1 SAKLI, Ali Riza 1 Sin, S. 1 Szegoe, G. 1 Wang, Bo 1 Xiao, Zhijie 1
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School of Economics, University College Dublin 1
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Cowles Foundation discussion paper 1 Discussion paper / Tinbergen Institute 1 Ege Academic Review 1 Open Access publications 1 SNB working papers 1 Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics 1 Tinbergen Institute Discussion Paper 1
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ECONIS (ZBW) 3 BASE 2 EconStor 2 RePEc 2
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Copula-based time series with filtered nonstationarity
Chen, Xiaohong; Xiao, Zhijie; Wang, Bo - 2020 - Final version: October 2020
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Consumption and wealth in the long run: an integrated unobserved component approach
Gardberg, Malin; Pozzi, Lorenzo - 2018
relationship between consumption, assets and earnings (i.e., the variable "cay"). The evidence in favor of a stable cointegrating …-to-wealth ratio over the sample period. We calculate an alternative "cay" variable, i.e., the stationary part of the consumption …-to-wealth ratio, and find that its predictive ability for future (excess) stock returns is comparable to that of the standard "cay …
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Consumption and wealth in the long run : an integrated unobserved component approach
Gardberg, Malin; Pozzi, Lorenzo - 2018 - Revision: September 2018
relationship between consumption, assets and earnings (i.e., the variable "cay"). The evidence in favor of a stable cointegrating … the traditional "cay" variable. Its predictive ability for future excess stock returns - while diminished compared to that … of the standard "cay" variable - is statistically and economically significant. We further show that - contrary to what …
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How Reliable are Cointegration-Based Estimates for Wealth Effects on Consumption? Evidence from Switzerland
Galli, Alain - In: Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics 153 (2017) 4, pp. 437-479
According to economie theory, the intertemporal budget constraint of households implies that a permanent increase in wealth should have a positive effect on consumer spending. Given the comparatively strong increase in Swiss household wealth over the past few years, the question of the extent to...
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How reliable are cointegration-based estimates for wealth effects on consumption? : evidence from Switzerland
Galli, Alain - 2016
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Cay Sektorundeki Kamu Calisanlarinin Orgutsel Kultur ve Orgutsel Vatandaslik Davranisi Algilari
IPEK, Cemalettin; SAKLI, Ali Riza - In: Ege Academic Review 12 (2012) 2, pp. 251-266
Bu calismada, cay sektorundeki kamu isletmesi (KIT) calisanlarinin orgutsel kultur ve orgutsel vatandaslik davranisi …
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Consumer expectations and short-horizon return predictability
Kalotay, E.; Gray, P.; Sin, S. - 2007
Lettau and Ludvigson [Lettau, M., Ludvigson, S, 2001. Consumption, aggregate wealth and expected stock returns. Journal of Finance 56, 815849] argue that fluctuations from the equilibrium ratio of consumption to wealth (cy) reflect changing expectations of asset returns and document significant...
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Empirical proxies for the consumption–wealth ratio
Whelan, Karl; Rudd, Jeremy - 2006
Using a log-linearized approximation to an aggregate budget constraint, it is possible to show that the ratio of consumption to total (human and non-human) wealth summarizes agents' expectations concerning both future labor income and future asset returns. In a series of recent papers, Lettau...
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Empirical proxies for the consumption–wealth ratio
Whelan, Karl; Rudd, Jeremy - School of Economics, University College Dublin - 2006
Using a log-linearized approximation to an aggregate budget constraint, it is possible to show that the ratio of consumption to total (human and non-human) wealth summarizes agents' expectations concerning both future labor income and future asset returns. In a series of recent papers, Lettau...
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