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... utility of the parent depends directly upon her own consump- tion , in period 1 ; it also depends upon the utility of her child . That utility depends upon his con- sumption , in period 2 . The parent's utility function can be expressed ...
... utility of the parent depends directly upon her own consump- tion , in period 1 ; it also depends upon the utility of her child . That utility depends upon his con- sumption , in period 2 . The parent's utility function can be expressed ...
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... utility maxi- mization with time - separable utility . We define the relevant time period to be one day . Consider an individual who maximizes lifetime utility ( 1 ) T U1 = Σ d'u ( c ,, e ,, X , ) , t = 0 where < 1 denotes the discount ...
... utility maxi- mization with time - separable utility . We define the relevant time period to be one day . Consider an individual who maximizes lifetime utility ( 1 ) T U1 = Σ d'u ( c ,, e ,, X , ) , t = 0 where < 1 denotes the discount ...
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... utility for this set of agents ( Bramoullé and Kranton 2005 , Proposition 1 ) . With this benchmark , risk - sharing benefits depend only on the number of agents from each village in a component . Let n , denote the number of people ...
... utility for this set of agents ( Bramoullé and Kranton 2005 , Proposition 1 ) . With this benchmark , risk - sharing benefits depend only on the number of agents from each village in a component . Let n , denote the number of people ...
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