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Excerpt from The Interaction Between Time-Nonseparable Preferences and Time Aggregation
There has been an extensive amount of work examining whether or not aggregate consumption. Expenditures are consistent 'with. The restrictions implied. By the permanent income hypothesis and consumption-based asset-pricing models. Often these studies find that the theory does not fit the datal.
Because of these poor empirical results, many other studies relax some of the auxiliary assumptions made in previous studies. A closer examination of the assumption that the decision interval of economic agents matches the interval of data collection caused some authors to replace it with the assumption that the interval between data observations is larger than the actual decision interval. The result is a temporal aggregation problem that can often. Be allowed for in estimation and inference. For example.
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