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Testing the permanent income hypothesis in the developing and developed countries: A comparison between Fiji and Australia
Hall (1978) has stimulated considerable controversy and empirical work on testing the permanent income hypothesis (PIH). Much of the empirical work is on the developed countries where opportunities for inter-temporal substitution are generally higher than in the developing countries. Therefore, i
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