Analysis of the equity premium puzzle has focused on private sector capital markets. The object of this paper is to consider the welfare and policy implications of each of the broad classes of explanations of the equity and premium puzzle. As would be expected, the greater the deviation from the first-best outcome implied by a given explanation of the equity premium puzzle, the more interventionist are the implied policy conclusions. Nevertheless, even explanations of the equity premium puzzle consistent with a general consumption-based asset pricing model have important welfare and policy implications
The equity premium puzzle emanates from the inability of the theoretical models to explain the empir...
The results in this paper by Mehra and Prescott conflict with other evidence on the equity premium. ...
The equity premium has been high in the past century. However, is it a good indicator for investors ...
The equity premium puzzle shows that using standard parameters and setup, the Consumption-based Capi...
The equity risk premium puzzle has received regular attention by economists since it was first invok...
Simon Grant and John Quiggin argue that taking the equity premium seriously—-the well-known fact tha...
The equity risk premium puzzle has received regular attention by economists since it was first invok...
Analysis of the equity premium puzzle has focused on private-sector capital markets. However, the ex...
Over two decades ago, Mehra and Prescott (1985) challenged the finance profession with a poser: the ...
What happens when the anchoring and adjustment heuristic of Tversky and Kahneman (1974) is incorpora...
For more than a century, diversified long-horizon investments in America's stock market have consist...
This paper applies recent tests of stochastic dominance of several orders proposed by Linton, Maasou...
In this paper, I adopt an economic equilibrium model utilizing the framework introduced by Mehra and...
The unconditional mean of the aggregate equity risk premium is almost six percent per year even afte...
Yes. I aim to establish empirically that the “equity premium ” puzzle, with its 6 % excess return pe...
The equity premium puzzle emanates from the inability of the theoretical models to explain the empir...
The results in this paper by Mehra and Prescott conflict with other evidence on the equity premium. ...
The equity premium has been high in the past century. However, is it a good indicator for investors ...
The equity premium puzzle shows that using standard parameters and setup, the Consumption-based Capi...
The equity risk premium puzzle has received regular attention by economists since it was first invok...
Simon Grant and John Quiggin argue that taking the equity premium seriously—-the well-known fact tha...
The equity risk premium puzzle has received regular attention by economists since it was first invok...
Analysis of the equity premium puzzle has focused on private-sector capital markets. However, the ex...
Over two decades ago, Mehra and Prescott (1985) challenged the finance profession with a poser: the ...
What happens when the anchoring and adjustment heuristic of Tversky and Kahneman (1974) is incorpora...
For more than a century, diversified long-horizon investments in America's stock market have consist...
This paper applies recent tests of stochastic dominance of several orders proposed by Linton, Maasou...
In this paper, I adopt an economic equilibrium model utilizing the framework introduced by Mehra and...
The unconditional mean of the aggregate equity risk premium is almost six percent per year even afte...
Yes. I aim to establish empirically that the “equity premium ” puzzle, with its 6 % excess return pe...
The equity premium puzzle emanates from the inability of the theoretical models to explain the empir...
The results in this paper by Mehra and Prescott conflict with other evidence on the equity premium. ...
The equity premium has been high in the past century. However, is it a good indicator for investors ...