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Zusammenfassung
The Bureau of Labor Statistics measures labor market activity, working conditions, price changes, and productivity in the U.S. economy to support public and private decision making.
Forschungsbereich
Household Finance
Financial Institutions
Macro Finance
Financial Markets
Financial Institutions
Macro Finance
Financial Markets
Schlagworte
habit formation, life-cycle household decisions, housing expenditureshare, consumption hump, stock market participation, human capital, catastrophic events, bank regulation, capital ratios, banking structure, economic development, sociology of finance, optimal regulation, dynamic and reliable regulation, banking regulation, financial crisis, temperature shocks, long-run growth, asset prices, welfare costs, adaptation, consumption-portfolio choice, money in the utility function, stock demand, stochastic control, reverse mortgage, consumption-portfolio decisions, optimal stopping, biometric risks, financial disasters
JEL-Klassifizierung
G10, D14, D91, E21, R21, G21, G28, E30, G12, Q0, G11, C61, J14
Working Paper Referenzen
Housing Habits and Their Implications for Life-Cycle Consumption and Investment
How Do Banks React to Catastrophic Events? Evidence from Hurricane Katrina
How Economics Got it Wrong: Formalism, Equilibrium Modelling and Pseudo-Optimization in Banking Regulatory Studies
Temperature Shocks and Welfare Costs
Consumption-Portfolio Choice with Preferences for Cash
When Should Retirees Tap Their Home Equity?
How Do Banks React to Catastrophic Events? Evidence from Hurricane Katrina
How Economics Got it Wrong: Formalism, Equilibrium Modelling and Pseudo-Optimization in Banking Regulatory Studies
Temperature Shocks and Welfare Costs
Consumption-Portfolio Choice with Preferences for Cash
When Should Retirees Tap Their Home Equity?
Thema
Consumption
Macro Finance
Stability and Regulation
Macro Finance
Stability and Regulation
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