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Asset Pricing in a Neoclassical Model with Limited Participation
In this paper, I show that habit formation is perhaps not what it is commonly perceived to be: an extension of preference specification for the representative agent. Rather, it captures a dynamic interaction between aggregate financial income and aggregate labor income. I also show that existing spe
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