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... HIP Model : λ = 0.62 ( Baseline ) HIP Model : & 1.00 ( No Prior Uncertainty ) 95 % Confidence Bands 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Age 25 30 40 45 50 Age FIGURE 7. AGE - INEQUALITY PROFILE OF CONSUMPTION : US DATA VERSUS RIP MODEL 60 65 FIGURE ...
... HIP Model : λ = 0.62 ( Baseline ) HIP Model : & 1.00 ( No Prior Uncertainty ) 95 % Confidence Bands 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Age 25 30 40 45 50 Age FIGURE 7. AGE - INEQUALITY PROFILE OF CONSUMPTION : US DATA VERSUS RIP MODEL 60 65 FIGURE ...
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FIGURE 11. AVERAGE LIFE - CYCLE PROFILE OF CONSUMPTION BY EDUCATION : HIP MODEL VERSUS RIP MODEL TABLE 4 ALTERNATIVE ESTIMATES OF THE HIP MODEL of 0.00018. Average Life - Cycle Profile of Consumption 1.5 1.4 1.3 1.2 - Baseline HIP Model ...
FIGURE 11. AVERAGE LIFE - CYCLE PROFILE OF CONSUMPTION BY EDUCATION : HIP MODEL VERSUS RIP MODEL TABLE 4 ALTERNATIVE ESTIMATES OF THE HIP MODEL of 0.00018. Average Life - Cycle Profile of Consumption 1.5 1.4 1.3 1.2 - Baseline HIP Model ...
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TABLE 4 ALTERNATIVE ESTIMATES OF THE HIP MODEL of 0.00018 ( 0.0015 ) ( 0.00004 ) 0.00039 ( 0.00013 ) 0.00041 ... HIP and RIP models display some sim- ilarities , as well as differences , regarding their consumption implications . For ...
TABLE 4 ALTERNATIVE ESTIMATES OF THE HIP MODEL of 0.00018 ( 0.0015 ) ( 0.00004 ) 0.00039 ( 0.00013 ) 0.00041 ... HIP and RIP models display some sim- ilarities , as well as differences , regarding their consumption implications . For ...
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