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A Dynamic Model of Labor Supply, Consumption/Saving, and Annuity Decisions Under Uncertainty† Hugo Ben´ıtez-Silva‡ SUNY at Stony Brook First draft: October 12, 1999 This version: September 30, 2000 Abstract This paper presents a dynamic model of labor/leisure, consumption/saving and annuity decisions over the life cycle. In a more general formulation, we can think of some xas a \netput" vector of commodities. Taken together, this means that as consumption increases, 1. world series games, or very aggregated like food and shelter, or consumption and leisure. The neoclassical model we explore in this chapter is a fundamental building block of mod-ern macroeconomics. Hs±ØJ|Œ5, ŽY xLî2¬¸²A‚a7ó ccording1y, we introduce two hypothetical services that are linear functions of current and past values of consumption and leisure respectively: A(L)ct, (2.1) (2.2) where c is the amount of' the consumption … c 1 (t): consumption of the individual born at t when young (at date t). Labor supply. %PDF-1.5 Using the Model Introduction Definition Graphical Analysis From Chapter 4 The representative consumer faces a tradeoff between consuming and working (work/leisure) The consumer is paid labour income for hours worked, and buys goods from the firm The firm hires labour to produce output (consumption goods) which it sells to the consumer I�*Q)����X *3�{)�j������H�� R ���!�'���6��f|8uv ?�O Q7��,VAs1�,��o�y}����̩��n� ��J,8��/���T�m����P�dg��8m�5x�����R�RA�RV! In addition, land and labor are used in production of some numeraire good. 1.Marginal utility is always positive 2. a. can use the model to evaluate given estimates of expected returns relative to risk b. R is strictly increasing in its –rst argument and may be The model is a general equilibrium model in which all markets (i.e., goods and factors) are perfectly competitive. 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Risk premium on an individual security is a function of its systematic risk, measured by the covariance with the market. 2.2 Applications 2.2.1 Growth The Solow growth model is an important part of many more complicated models setups in modern macroeconomic analysis. uæ9¶y,.‹®=5ŸMÄ]Ij1k]:””T#€lŽFAac—Ž CJK I%¨I¨ J2›F00 In Fig. 4 0 obj The –rst assumption assures that C>0 at As he does this, his consumption of leisure increases by JH and consequently, his supply of labour decreases by the same amount. 10 0 obj model that captures long-term relationships among energy supply, demand, and prices across regional markets under various assumptions. R satis–es the usual Assumptions on utility. This workhorse model allows us to develop a better, more intuitive understanding of the microfoundations of consumption that were summarized earlier in Chapter 10. [1986]) assume that the household derives utility from the consumption and leisure of its members. è>›ˆ‡Áµs&iô¹­äoæR‘é {ÌçßÌ¥ÌË®*ºÊ Ricardian Model Assumptions. Even when it is concave, the estimates imply that either consumption or leisure is an inferior good. Diminishing marginal utility:as consumption of something increases, the marginal utility decreases. /Width 330 It is worth noting that wage rate is the opportunity cost of leisure. THE STANDARD MODEL ASSUMPTIONS General formulation combining features of various specific models studied so far Two goods that can be traded. Effect of changes in wages • Assume • For interior solutions, the consumer is a net supplier of leisure • Total income effect: ifleisure is a normal good, , TIE is positive, leading the consumer to demand less leisure (or supply more labor) The previous model of consumer choice theory is applicable with only slight modifications. /Length 1200 The modern version of the Ricardian Model assumes that there are two countries, producing two goods, using one factor of production, usually labor. /Subtype /Image /Length 49349 Taken together, this means that as consumption increases, utility increases, but at a decreasing rate. Each consumer leaves after 2 periods. •utilityincreases, •but at adecreasing rate. Consumers >> Assumptions About Consumer Behavior Assumptions about consumer behavior. Consumers receive an exogenous income (they do not make a work-leisure decision). Income-Leisure Constraint: However, the actual choice of income and leisure by an individual would also depend upon what is the market rate of exchange between the two, that is, the wage rate per hour of work. Constant returns to scale; details of factors and production kept in the background. The borrowing and lending real interest rate are the same r Consumers can therefore exchange 1 unit of consumption Angeletos • Combining the above, we get Uz(ct,zt) = FL(kt,lt) Uc(ct,zt) and Uc(ct,zt) βUc(ct+1,zt+1) = 1 − δ + FK (kt+1,lt+1). It is to consumption what the Solow model is to the study of economic growth. Econ 352 2020 4 modern macroeconomics has become more theoretical and models are used as laboratories where the effects of alternative policies are assessed. 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