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explain two criticisms of the intertemporal choice model from behavioural economics which explain high borrowing by...
Use the intertemporal trade model to show why some countries might benefit from borrowing while others might benefit from lending
Public finance is the subdiscipline of economics that studies the various ways in which Multiple Choice firms in the financial sector provide services to households and firms. the general public acquires financing for their purchases. governments raise and expend money. governments may regulate and promote the stability of the financial sector.
3. Consider a intertemporal choice problem for a saver. Say the saver has some amount of wealth today given by w > 0, can consumer or save this wealth, and if they save the wealth, on savings they receive a return of r> 0 on every unit of wealth invested. Preference are U(C,C2) = u(c) + Bu(C2) where the discount factor is B E (0, 1) and the utility function u(c) = c. a. If you over this consumer 1...
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Consider the two-period model of consumption-savings decisions with a perfect credit market. An intertemporal consumption-savings decision implies an economic trade-off between current and future consumption, where the interest rate is used to identify the present value of future consumption goods. (a) Starting from the consumer’s current-period and future-period budget constraints, derive the consumer’s lifetime budget constraint. (b) Re-write the lifetime budget constraint in slope-intercept form, and draw a graph of the consumer’s lifetime budget constraint. (c) Suppose that you win...
(Health Economics) The following questions relate to the Grossman model What are the two goods utility depends on? What are the two main constraints? Draw a graph showing the labor-leisure tradeoff. Now show what happens when health improves (e.g. overcame a serious illness). Draw a graph of the MEC (marginal efficiency of health capital curve). Show how aging affects the optimal choice of Health.
Borrowing Constraint in Two-Period Model - In real life, your credit card credit limit is usually half year or annual income, not your lifetime income. So, consider a twist to the two-period consumption- saving model where household faces borrowing constraint. That is, household cannot borrow more than a pre-specified amount. For simplicity, assume that the household cannot borrow at all; thus, 1 20 The rest of the problem remain identical as max {} log(60) + β1og (c) subject to co...
Borrowing Constraint in the Two-Period Model life, your ability to borrow is not In real usuallv based on vour lifetime income but rather on vour current annual income. So we will consider a partial equilibrium framework of an individual who faces a borrowing constraint. That is, the household cannot borrow more than a pre-specified amount. For simplicity, we will assume that the household cannot borrow at all; thus The rest of the problem remains identical as the household wishes to...
Sports Economics: Media companies benefit from broadcasting sporting events by selling advertising slots. Name and explain two other ways media companies benefit from broadcasting sports. (5 points)
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