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Abstract
BEA's national economic accounts provide a comprehensive picture of the U.S. economy and feature many macroeconomic statistics.
Research Area
Household Finance
Macro Finance
Financial Institutions
Financial Markets
Systemic Risk Lab
Macro Finance
Financial Institutions
Financial Markets
Systemic Risk Lab
Keywords
social security, idiosyncratic risk, aggregate risk, welfare, habit formation, life-cycle household decisions, housing expenditureshare, consumption hump, stock market participation, human capital, fiscal policy, labour economics, labour market policies, panel var, non-linear var, impulse response analysis, catastrophic events, bank regulation, capital ratios, banking structure, economic development, progressive taxation, education subsidy, transitional dynamics, sociology of finance, optimal regulation, dynamic and reliable regulation, banking regulation, financial crisis, secular stagnation, demographic change, overlapping generations, natural rate, equity premium, growth, endogenous growth, asset pricing, government, heterogeneous innovation, general equilibrium, heterogeneous agents, interdependent preferences, portfolio choice, temperature shocks, long-run growth, asset prices, welfare costs, adaptation, epstein-zin preferences, jump risk, stochastic volatility, level and slope of implied volatility smile, lifecycle
JEL Classification
C68, E27, E62, G12, H55, G10, D14, D91, E21, R21, H30, J01, J08, G21, G28, H21, H24, E17, E22, H20, I30, O30, D51, D52, D53, E20, F21, G11, E30, Q0
Working Paper References
Idiosyncratic Risk, Aggregate Risk, and the Welfare Effects of Social Security
Housing Habits and Their Implications for Life-Cycle Consumption and Investment
Fiscal Stimulus and Labor Market Flexibility
How Do Banks React to Catastrophic Events? Evidence from Hurricane Katrina
On the Optimal Provision of Social Insurance
How Economics Got it Wrong: Formalism, Equilibrium Modelling and Pseudo-Optimization in Banking Regulatory Studies
Secular Stagnation? Growth, Asset Returns and Welfare in the Next Decades: First Results
Innovation Dynamics and Fiscal Policy: Implications for Growth, Asset Prices, and Welfare
International Capital Markets with Time-Varying Preferences
Temperature Shocks and Welfare Costs
Level and Slope of Volatility Smiles in Long-Run Risk Models
Asset Pricing in OLG Economies With Borrowing Constraints and Idiosyncratic Income Risk
Housing Habits and Their Implications for Life-Cycle Consumption and Investment
Fiscal Stimulus and Labor Market Flexibility
How Do Banks React to Catastrophic Events? Evidence from Hurricane Katrina
On the Optimal Provision of Social Insurance
How Economics Got it Wrong: Formalism, Equilibrium Modelling and Pseudo-Optimization in Banking Regulatory Studies
Secular Stagnation? Growth, Asset Returns and Welfare in the Next Decades: First Results
Innovation Dynamics and Fiscal Policy: Implications for Growth, Asset Prices, and Welfare
International Capital Markets with Time-Varying Preferences
Temperature Shocks and Welfare Costs
Level and Slope of Volatility Smiles in Long-Run Risk Models
Asset Pricing in OLG Economies With Borrowing Constraints and Idiosyncratic Income Risk
Topic
Fiscal Stability
Monetary Policy
Stability and Regulation
Monetary Policy
Stability and Regulation
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Research Data
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