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Asset prices under habit formation and reference-dependent preferences
Motohiro Yogo
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Business & Economics
Habit Formation
84%
Reference-dependent Preferences
79%
Investors
60%
Asset Prices
49%
Risk Aversion
46%
Habit
43%
Conditional Moment Restrictions
41%
Consumption-based Asset Pricing
38%
Relative Consumption
36%
Equity Premium
32%
Loss Aversion
29%
Asset Pricing Models
28%
Asset Returns
26%
Time-varying
23%
Recession
21%
Premium
20%
Mathematics
Habit Formation
100%
Risk Aversion
38%
Dependent
34%
Asset Pricing
20%
Equity
18%
Conditional Moments
16%
Time-varying
12%
Estimate
11%
Evidence
10%
Restriction
8%
Model
8%
Social Sciences
habits
44%
assets
44%
premium
28%
investor
25%
recession
13%
pricing
12%
equity
10%
evidence
5%
time
4%