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DP18935: Perceived versus Realized Income Dynamics: Evidence from Subjective Expectations
Household consumption and saving depend on perceived income risk, yet macroeconomic models typically discipline income processes using realized data. We show that these objects differ systematically. We develop a framework to recover flexible income processes from subjective expectations reported ov
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