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![4. A consumer maximises his/her intertemporal consumption,
E. [C++i - C]
,a > 0,
(1 + p)!
тах
Ce+i
subject to the following life-long budget constraint,
(1+r)A, + E[G+i]
(1+r)i
E[Ye+i]
(1 +r)A, +
(1+r)i"
t=0
i=0
where p is the time preference rate, r the real interest rate, E[.] the expectation operator
based on the information available at time =1, C, the consumption for period 1, Y, the labour
income for period t, and A, is the wealth at the beginning of period t.
(a) Show and explain the Euler equation relating G, to expectations concerning C+1.
(b) Show and explain the permanent income of C, if the time preference rate is equal to
the real interest rate.
(c) Continued with (b), show that C, = rA, + Y, if Y, follows a pure random walk. Explain
the results](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/62b02545-3413-493c-8ddf-7a9affe3a8d1/48276912-d9d0-462b-bebc-145f51922393/kbzruar_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:4. A consumer maximises his/her intertemporal consumption,
E. [C++i - C]
,a > 0,
(1 + p)!
тах
Ce+i
subject to the following life-long budget constraint,
(1+r)A, + E[G+i]
(1+r)i
E[Ye+i]
(1 +r)A, +
(1+r)i"
t=0
i=0
where p is the time preference rate, r the real interest rate, E[.] the expectation operator
based on the information available at time =1, C, the consumption for period 1, Y, the labour
income for period t, and A, is the wealth at the beginning of period t.
(a) Show and explain the Euler equation relating G, to expectations concerning C+1.
(b) Show and explain the permanent income of C, if the time preference rate is equal to
the real interest rate.
(c) Continued with (b), show that C, = rA, + Y, if Y, follows a pure random walk. Explain
the results
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