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Land of Addicts? An Empirical Investigation of Habit-Based Asset Pricing Models
A popular explanation of aggregate stock market behavior suggests that assets are priced as if there were a representative investor whose utility is a power function of the difference between aggregate consumption and a “habit” level, where the habit is some function of lagged and (possibly) contemp
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