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... consumption goods . The final section discusses the aggregate impact of the rebates and concludes . Appendi- ces contain additional information about the data . I. The Literature To determine whether consumption responds to predictable ...
... consumption goods . The final section discusses the aggregate impact of the rebates and concludes . Appendi- ces contain additional information about the data . I. The Literature To determine whether consumption responds to predictable ...
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... consumption . To see the connection , consider the effect of a wage increase on labor supply in a static model where an agent maxi- mizes utility over consumption and leisure . If the marginal utility of consumption diminishes quickly ...
... consumption . To see the connection , consider the effect of a wage increase on labor supply in a static model where an agent maxi- mizes utility over consumption and leisure . If the marginal utility of consumption diminishes quickly ...
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... consumption does not fall at all for individuals with positive liquid wealth prior to job loss . In addition , these stud- ies find that higher unemployment benefits are associated with smaller consumption drops , and that with full ...
... consumption does not fall at all for individuals with positive liquid wealth prior to job loss . In addition , these stud- ies find that higher unemployment benefits are associated with smaller consumption drops , and that with full ...
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