We study the demand for retirement income of agents who gradually learn about their life expectancy. For a given expected budget, temporally risk-averse agents prefer that pension levels respond to incoming information about life ex- pectancy rather than being fixed ex-ante. Indeed, this offers a hedging strategy that couples shorter lives with higher consumption levels, and longer lives with lower consumption levels. A calibrated life-cycle model provides an order of mag- nitude of the effects at play.ISSN:0022-0531ISSN:1095-723
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This paper incorporates a recent preference specification of expectations-based loss aversion, which...
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This paper introduces a life-cycle model where impatience, instead of being driven by an exogenous d...
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Purpose: To study optimal consumption, portfolio choice and retirement decisions jointly under the f...
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