2 period model Flashcards

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Inter temporal decisions

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Decisions involving economic trade offs across periods of time

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consumption-saving decision

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The decision by a consumer about how to split current income between current consumption and saving

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ricardian equivalence theorem

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States that changes in the stream taxes faced by consumer that leave the present value of taxes unchanged have no effect on consumption , interest rates or welfare

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2 period model

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an economic in which all decision makers (consumer and firms) have two period planing horizons, with the two typically representing the present and future

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real interest rate

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the rate of return on saving in units of consumption

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consumption smoothing

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the tendency of consumer to seek a consumption path over time that is smoother than income

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endowment point

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the point on a consumer’s budget constrain where consumption is equal to disposable income in each period

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consumer’s budget constrain in the current period is: (formula)

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c + s = y - t s :saving t: taxes c :consumption y: output

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credit market :

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a place where the consumer can buy/sell assets (bonds)

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s > 0

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lender buy a bond and earn a return “r”

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s < 0

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borrower: sell a bond (get money from the sale of the bond , and pay interest on debt “r”

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Future period consumer BC:

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c’ = y’ - t’ + s(1 + r) s’ : saving t’: futures taxes c’ : futures consumption y’: futures output s(1 + r): return on saving from current period

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