The American Economic Review, Volume 94American Economic Association., 2004 |
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... wealth growth decreases with the horizon over which it is measured . The second possibility implies that wealth is not a random walk , but instead dis- plays mean - reversion and adjusts over long ho- rizons to match the smoothness of ...
... wealth growth decreases with the horizon over which it is measured . The second possibility implies that wealth is not a random walk , but instead dis- plays mean - reversion and adjusts over long ho- rizons to match the smoothness of ...
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... WEALTH Forecast Horizon H 8 Panel A : Stock Market Wealth Σ = 1 AS1 + h Panel B : Non - Stock - Market Wealth Σ = An1 + h -0.61 ( -1.27 ) Notes : The table reports results from long - horizon regressions of the log first difference ...
... WEALTH Forecast Horizon H 8 Panel A : Stock Market Wealth Σ = 1 AS1 + h Panel B : Non - Stock - Market Wealth Σ = An1 + h -0.61 ( -1.27 ) Notes : The table reports results from long - horizon regressions of the log first difference ...
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... wealth wealth wealth wealth ( percent ) ( percent ) ( percent ) ( percent ) Position in the wealth - holding distribution Bottom 10th 3.4 93.6 3.0 100.0 1/3 from bottom 18.1 63.4 18.5 100.0 23 from bottom 29.9 35.7 34.4 Top 10th 65.2 ...
... wealth wealth wealth wealth ( percent ) ( percent ) ( percent ) ( percent ) Position in the wealth - holding distribution Bottom 10th 3.4 93.6 3.0 100.0 1/3 from bottom 18.1 63.4 18.5 100.0 23 from bottom 29.9 35.7 34.4 Top 10th 65.2 ...
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