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for the extent of cross‐country asymmetries in aggregate consumption responses to changes in the real interest rate …. Across groups with different housing tenure, we find that the consumption response of homeowners to interest rate changes …
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We show individuals investments chase stock index returns and are financed by foregoing consumption, even after … foregone consumption occurs in the week after stock index returns are realized and are more pronounced for luxuries than … consumption, more consistent with theories of extrapolative expectations and loss aversion …
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This paper studies why investors buy dividend-paying assets and how they time their consumption accordingly. We combine … administrative bank data linking customers' consumption transactions and income to detailed portfolio data and survey responses on … financial behavior. We find that private consumption is excessively sensitive to dividend income. Investors across wealth …
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Using a lifecycle model of consumption, saving and portfolio choice combined with linked survey and administrative data …
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We use data from the Federal Reserve Board's Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF) to explore how household asset portfolios in the United States evolved between 1989 and 2016. Throughout this period, two key assets - housing and financial market assets - drove the household balance sheet evolution;...
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Formal dynamic analyses of household portfolio choice in the literature focus on holdings of equity and a risk-free asset or bonds of different maturities, neglecting the interdependence of the decisions to invest in equity, short-term and longterm bonds made by households. Data from the Survey...
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Intra-household heterogeneity can quantitatively affect the predictions of life-cycle portfolio choice models. Empirically, double-income households, single-income households and singles have different exposures to background risks and differ in covariates affecting financial decisions, reacting...
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We estimate the life-cycle profile of stock market participation and risky portfolio share. We address the classical identification problem by running the estimations in first differences, which allows us to estimate the age profiles without making any assumptions on time or cohort effects. We...
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This paper examines households' self-insurance in financial markets when a rare personal disaster, such as disability or long-term unemployment, may occur during working years. Personal disaster risk alters lifetime ex-ante investment choices, even if most workers will not experience a disaster....
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' optimal consumption, savings, and housing decisions. Fractional homeownership means that two parties - an individual and an …
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