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We study asset pricing with consumption frictions. Frictions in consumption include adjustment costs which prevent a consumer from adjusting consumption freely, due to transaction costs, commitments, search and learning costs, and psychological costs. The stochastic discount factor is determined...
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We study a pure exchange economy with two groups of agents who exhibit different consumption patterns: one changes consumption immediately in response to shocks, but the other delays the response. We investigate the linkages among the consumption heterogeneity, business cycles, and asset returns...
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In this paper we study asset demands and consumption of an individual at the end of her life cycle. We present an ideal market where complete insurance against longevity risk is available: the market consists of original assets, e.g., stocks and bonds, and annuities and life-insurance contracts...
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