This paper proposes and implements an inter-temporal model wherein aggregate consumption and asset-specific dividend growths jointly move with two mean-reverting state variables. Consumption beta varies through time and cross sectionally due to variation in half-lives and stationary volatilities...

This paper proposes an intertemporal asset pricing model within a long-run risk economy featuring a formal cross section of firms characterized by mean-reverting expected dividend growth. We find considerable empirical support for the cross-sectional implications of the model, as cash flow- and...

Past work suggests that momentum is among the most robust market anomalies, as well as momentum profitability concentrates in firms with high information uncertainty and high credit risk. This paper shows that such momentum concentrations naturally emerge in an equilibrium setting with...

We study whether stocks are riskier or safer in the long run from the perspective of Bayesian investors who employ the long-run risk, habit formation, or prospect theory models to form prior beliefs about return dynamics. Economic theory delivers important guidance for long-run investment...