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risks in retirement. Our life cycle model captures these links in order to explain why homeownership in Germany is so low …. Our simulation results indicate that the public long-term care as well as the pension system reduce the homeownership rate …
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Using a quantitative life cycle model, we study the impact of access to fractional homeownership on individuals …' optimal consumption, savings, and housing decisions. Fractional homeownership means that two parties - an individual and an … fractional homeownership is most attractive to particularly young and old individuals. Further, it leads to earlier housing …
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The paper gives conditions for dynamic inefficiency of laissez-faire allocations in an overlapping-generations model with safe and risky assets. If the rate of population growth is certain, the conditions given depend only on how the rate of return on safe assets compares to the growth rate. If...
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The paper gives conditions for dynamic inefficiency of laissez-faire allocations in an overlapping-generations model with safe and risky assets. If the rate of population growth is certain, the conditions given depend only on how the rate of return on safe assets compares to the growth rate. If...
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or long-term unemployment, may occur during working years. Personal disaster risk alters lifetime ex-ante investment … characterizes rare disasters, results in lower risk-taking at the beginning of working life, and is crucial in order to match the …
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This paper explores optimal consumption and portfolio decisions in the presence of risky house prices. We assume that changes in real interest rates and future rents directly impact house prices. A novel aspect of our model is that rent inflation rates and consumption inflation rates are...
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disastrous income risk. We first empirically explore the relations among consumption changes, aggregate income, disaster shock … income risk to which the agent is exposed and her income recovery post disaster jointly affect the agent's optimal decisions …
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This study complements the literature by examining the role of housing in the allocation and performance of household portfolios under uncertainty. Based on comprehensive survey data in urban China, we identify both income uncertainty associated with unemployment and expenditure uncertainty...
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