Consider a nation whose citizens behave according to Friedman's Permanent Income Hypothesis. They live for two...
Consider a nation whose citizens behave according to Friedman's
Permanent Income Hypothesis. They live for two periods: They earn
50 in the first period, 125 in the second, and taxes and the (net)
interest rate are both zero. Both periods matter equally, so the
rate of time preference is also zero. They don’t save for future
generations. Give precise numerical answers to the following
questions:
1. What is consumption in Period 1? What is it in Period 2?
2. How much do people save/borrow/dissave in each period?
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