L1-3 Consumption Flashcards

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Draw Keynes consumption function
Slope?

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Long run consumption function APC?
Short run consumption function APC?

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Keynes consumption theory & empirical studies

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MPC between 0-1
APC falls as income rises
current income main determinant of current consumption
Empiricial studies - short time series confirmed Keynes conjectures
Long time series data APC does not fall as income rises

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Irving fisher and intertemporal choice

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Consumer is forward looking & chooses consumption for present and future to maximise lifetime satisfaction
Consumers choices subject to inter temporal budget constraint, measure of total resources available for present and future consumption
Current consumption depends on lifetime income and people smooth consumption

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Life cycle hypothesis

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income varies systematically over the phase of a consumers life cycle and savings allow smooth consumption

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Permanent income hypothesis

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PIH vs LCH

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Both: people try to smooth consumption due to changes in income
LCH: current income changes systematically as people move through life cycle
PIH: current income subject to random transitory fluctuations

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Random walk hypothesis

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23
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How should we respond to anticipated change in income
and unanticipated transitory and permanent shocks

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Draw BC with and without Borrowing constraints

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Borrowing constraint binding and not binding

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Precautionary savings

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