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redistribution, median voter, leisure
monetary cycles, overlapping generations models, price level fluctuations, sunspots, intertemporal subsitution
Aging, retirement, social security, search
Inflation, Income Inequality, Bequests, Capital Accumulation, Asymmetric Information
Wealth inequality, pension systems, crowding out, life-cycle savings
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Crowding out, life-cycle savings, Pension Systems, Wealth Inequality
Discrimination, Worker-to-Employer, Social Preferences, Taste-based discrimination, Gig Economy, Mechanical Turk, Structural Behavioral Economics
Friedman rule, Tobin effect, monetary policy
Friedman rule, overnight liquidity, intraday liquidity
Monetary targeting, inflation targeting, overlapping generations
longevity, overlapping generations, public health, chaos
equivalence, monetary policy, social security
public education, Pareto improvements, overlapping-generations models
child mortality, fertility, demographic transition, contraception
pollution, abatement, debt, environmental policy, Pareto criterion
myopia, pensions, social security, dynamic efficiency
dissolution, search, mobility, city
social security, bargaining, lifecycle, income distribution
Inflation tax, Friedman rule, reserve requirements, optimal taxation
Unpleasant monetarist arithmetic, reserve requirements, monetary policy, inflation
Friedman rule, monetary policy, heterogeneous agents
Friedman Rule, Monetary Policy, Redistribution, Hetergeneity
COVID, inequality, infection risk, quarantine
present-biased preferences, mandatory pensions, pension offsets, crowding out
costly state verification, efficiency wages, dynamics, frictions
child mortality, fertility, demographic transition, social norms
child labor, education, government policy, intergenerational transfers, Pareto improvements
fertility, Social Security, pensions, family compacts, intergenerational cooperation, self-enforcing constitutions
Wealth Inequality, pension systems, crowding out, life-cycle savings
endogenous borrowing constraints, overborrowing, financial protection
time-inconsistency, present bias, savings, commitment
pay-as-you-go, social security, endogenous labor supply, dynamic efficiency
WHO safety measures, exponential growth bias, COVID-19
growth cycles, keeping up preferences, consumption externality
overlapping generations models, monetary equilibria, cycles, minimum consumption
Gig Economy, taste-based discrimination, social preferences, worker-to-employer, discrimination, mechanical turk, Structural Behavioral Economics
mandatory pensions, Pareto criterion pension crowding out, Present-Biased Preferences, transition
