A Note on Return Predictability and Price Bubbles
13 Pages Posted: 18 Nov 2008
Date Written: March 22, 2008
Abstract
In this paper, we use a stylized but relatively flexible structural model to describe return predictability and we derive its implications for the second moments of return and dividend-yield innovations. These implications have equivalent representations as alternative sets of reduced form equations if prices are the discounted present value of the future dividend stream. We exploit this fact to infer the presence of a bubble component in stock prices.
Keywords: bubbles, equity risk premium, predictability
JEL Classification: C32, G12, G14
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