International audienceThis article investigates the possible explanations of the stockholding puzzle by focusing on housing and other uninsurable risks (associated with income, health and business). Taking the French household wealth survey (Patrimoine 2004, French National Statistical Institute), we find that the share of financial wealth invested in stocks depends on transaction and information costs, risk aversion, exposure to real estate risk and, to a lesser extent, labour market risk. These results are obtained by controlling for endogenous home ownership status
This paper investigates the benefits of allowing households to compensate the portfolio distortion d...
We explore empirically whether earnings uncertainty and borrowing constraints deter households from ...
Consumption and wealth may co-move because of shifts in credit conditions, interest rates, income ex...
International audienceThis article investigates the possible explanations of the stockholding puzzle...
This study examines how housing influences households ’ risky asset holdings in multiple European co...
Several researchers have asked themselves the question of why households do not diversify enough as ...
International audienceIn this paper, we assess how the factors explaining stockholdings have evolved...
This study proposes the housing “beta” and tests whether the housing “beta” is a significant determi...
This dissertation is composed of three papers that shed light on the stock-market participation puzz...
International audienceIn this study, we empirically analyze the simultaneous decisions of households...
In this paper, we assess how the factors explaining the holdings of stocks have evolved through the ...
Abstract This paper uses the U.S. Panel Study of Income Dynamics household level data to examine the...
Most debate on home ownership and risk has focused on the management of mortgage debt. But there are...
Most debate on home ownership and risk has focused on the management of mortgage debt. But there are...
Using French survey data, we explore empirically whether earnings uncertainty and bor-rowing constra...
This paper investigates the benefits of allowing households to compensate the portfolio distortion d...
We explore empirically whether earnings uncertainty and borrowing constraints deter households from ...
Consumption and wealth may co-move because of shifts in credit conditions, interest rates, income ex...
International audienceThis article investigates the possible explanations of the stockholding puzzle...
This study examines how housing influences households ’ risky asset holdings in multiple European co...
Several researchers have asked themselves the question of why households do not diversify enough as ...
International audienceIn this paper, we assess how the factors explaining stockholdings have evolved...
This study proposes the housing “beta” and tests whether the housing “beta” is a significant determi...
This dissertation is composed of three papers that shed light on the stock-market participation puzz...
International audienceIn this study, we empirically analyze the simultaneous decisions of households...
In this paper, we assess how the factors explaining the holdings of stocks have evolved through the ...
Abstract This paper uses the U.S. Panel Study of Income Dynamics household level data to examine the...
Most debate on home ownership and risk has focused on the management of mortgage debt. But there are...
Most debate on home ownership and risk has focused on the management of mortgage debt. But there are...
Using French survey data, we explore empirically whether earnings uncertainty and bor-rowing constra...
This paper investigates the benefits of allowing households to compensate the portfolio distortion d...
We explore empirically whether earnings uncertainty and borrowing constraints deter households from ...
Consumption and wealth may co-move because of shifts in credit conditions, interest rates, income ex...