We extend and test two models of aggregate asset pricing that feature status-seeking through accumulation of not only financial assets but also human capital. We use weak-identification robust tests to confront these models with U.S. data. Contrary to previous results, we find that the spirit of capitalism hypothesis, modeled as either direct preference for wealth or pursuit of relative wealth status, is rejected in the aggregate data. Therefore, adding status motive alone to an otherwise standard model may not be sufficient to resolve the equity premium puzzle.本文フィルはリンク先を参照のこ
In this paper, I first develop a new approach to estimating the return on the aggregate wealth portf...
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Recent research has shown that the "spirit of capitalism"-a preference for wealth itself, in additio...
We extend and test two models of aggregate asset pricing that feature status-seeking through accumul...
We extend and test two models of asset pricing that feature status-seeking through accumulation of n...
We extend and test two models of aggregate asset pricing that feature status-seeking through accumul...
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NoConventional models of economic behavior have failed to account for a number of observed empirical...
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In existing theory, wealth is no more valuable than its implied consumption rewards. In reality, inv...
In existing theory, wealth is no more valuable than its implied consumption rewards. In reality inve...
Bakshi and Chen (1996b) suggest that the spirit of capitalism affects stock prices by increasing soc...
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The wealth distribution in the U.S. is more unequal than either the income or earnings distribution,...
In this paper, I study how heterogeneity amongst agents affects the occurrence of expectation-driven...
In this paper, I first develop a new approach to estimating the return on the aggregate wealth portf...
The wealth distribution in the U.S. is more unequal than either the income or earnings distribution,...
Recent research has shown that the "spirit of capitalism"-a preference for wealth itself, in additio...
We extend and test two models of aggregate asset pricing that feature status-seeking through accumul...
We extend and test two models of asset pricing that feature status-seeking through accumulation of n...
We extend and test two models of aggregate asset pricing that feature status-seeking through accumul...
This paper tests the consumption‐based capital asset model within the context of the spirit of capit...
NoConventional models of economic behavior have failed to account for a number of observed empirical...
Standard economic theories of asset markets assume that assets are valued entirely for the consumpti...
In existing theory, wealth is no more valuable than its implied consumption rewards. In reality, inv...
In existing theory, wealth is no more valuable than its implied consumption rewards. In reality inve...
Bakshi and Chen (1996b) suggest that the spirit of capitalism affects stock prices by increasing soc...
This paper examines how a preference for robustness affects optimal consumption-portfolio rules as w...
The wealth distribution in the U.S. is more unequal than either the income or earnings distribution,...
In this paper, I study how heterogeneity amongst agents affects the occurrence of expectation-driven...
In this paper, I first develop a new approach to estimating the return on the aggregate wealth portf...
The wealth distribution in the U.S. is more unequal than either the income or earnings distribution,...
Recent research has shown that the "spirit of capitalism"-a preference for wealth itself, in additio...