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Re: inheritance & consumption
Doug I did a piece on this in an early JPKE, arguing that capitalists if
they are altruistic will bequest all their wealth to their heirs, while
workers if they are altruistic will not. I would go with Summers. Basil
At 11:40 AM 3/4/96 -0400, you wrote:
>Thanks to those who offered cites on the life cycle hypothesis. I've now
>read several of the major contributions, and wonder what the assmbled
>PKians think of the debate. The numbers are pretty darn far apart, with
>Kotlikoff and Summers saying that wealth is 80% inherited and 20% hump
>saving, and Modigliani saying almost exactly the reverse. Any thoughts?
>
>Doug
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Basil Moore, Department of Economics
Wesleyan University
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- Thread context:
- Warren's Yugo explanation of the existence of money (fwd),
Paul Davidson Mon 04 Mar 1996, 13:53 GMT
- Re: inheritance & consumption,
Guido Erreygers Mon 04 Mar 1996, 10:23 GMT
- Email addresses,
Martin Watts Mon 04 Mar 1996, 04:55 GMT
- Re: Shortage of Post Keynesian Macroeconomic Theory books,
C.N.Gomersall Mon 04 Mar 1996, 03:43 GMT
- Re: PKT digest 966 no brainer,
Randy Wray Sun 03 Mar 1996, 22:50 GMT
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