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Decision Frequency and Synchronization Across Agents: Implications for Aggregate Consumption and Equity Return
This paper examines a model in which decisions are made at fixed intervals and are unsynchronized across agents. Agents choose nondurable consumption and portfolio composition and either or both can be chosen infrequently. A small utility cost is associated with both decisions being made infrequentl
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