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Intertemporal substitution, exogeneity, and surprises: estimating life cycle models for Canada
J. G. Altonji,
J. C. Ham
Economics
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Canada
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Life-cycle Model
100%
Intertemporal Substitution
100%
Exogeneity
100%
Labor Supply Models
100%
Estimation Method
50%
Wage Rate
50%
Income Change
50%
Endogeneity
50%
Job Search
50%
Labor Consumption
50%
Labor Supply
50%
Endogenous Variable
50%
Model Combining
50%
Interest Rate Surprises
50%
Marginal Utility of Income
50%
Lagged Variables
50%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Lag Model
33%