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extend a version of the standard incomplete-markets model to include two-agent households and calibrate it to the US economy … differently by married and single households. In particular, a more generous unemployment insurance reduces the welfare of married … households significantly more than that of singles and vice versa. We show that this result is driven by the amount of self …
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-cycle consumption with models that consider households rather than single agents. …
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In the quantitative macro literature, single agent models are heavily used to explain "per-adult equivalent" household data. In this paper, we study differences between consumption predictions from a single agent model and "adult equivalent" consumption predictions from a model where household...
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extend a version of the standard incomplete‐markets model to include two‐agent households and calibrate it to the US economy … differently by married and single households. In particular, a more generous unemployment insurance reduces the welfare of married … households significantly more than that of singles and vice versa. We show that this result is driven by the amount of self …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012202383