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Instead , I measure the expected March - to - March real return directly : r1 = ( 1 − MTR ) × ( i , -1 ) — E , – 1 ( II , ) - where MTR is the household's marginal tax rate reported at t - 1 , i ,, is the average -1 My measure of food ...
Instead , I measure the expected March - to - March real return directly : r1 = ( 1 − MTR ) × ( i , -1 ) — E , – 1 ( II , ) - where MTR is the household's marginal tax rate reported at t - 1 , i ,, is the average -1 My measure of food ...
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While my estimates of the elasticity of consumption with respect to expected wage growth are imprecise and implausibly high , my results still advance our knowledge of household consumption behavior . First , expected wage growth is ...
While my estimates of the elasticity of consumption with respect to expected wage growth are imprecise and implausibly high , my results still advance our knowledge of household consumption behavior . First , expected wage growth is ...
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Inflation and the bill rate are positively correlated with their own future values , consistent with the positive sum of reduced - form coefficients linking current r with expected future bill rates , R * , and linking current with ...
Inflation and the bill rate are positively correlated with their own future values , consistent with the positive sum of reduced - form coefficients linking current r with expected future bill rates , R * , and linking current with ...
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