The Effects of Incomplete Insurance Markets And Trading Costs in a Consumption B
The Effects of Incomplete Insurance Markets And Trading Costs in a Consumption B
John Eaton
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044 . 057 . 006 . 041 . 053 ECp'^) . 079 . 047 . 031 . 085 . 049 . 036 a{c, )/E{c, ) . 090 . 094 . 096 . 094 . 095 . 096 Table 4 repeats the experiment of Table 3 under the assumption that borrowers and lenders both pay a transactions cost in the bond market. As one might anticipate from proposition 1, the interest rate is much higher than when only the borrower pays, and the equity premium is correspondingly lower. To understand these results, notice that transactions costs have both a direct ...and indirect affect on the premium. The direct effect is that a lender requires a higher rate of return as costs increase, and conversely for the borrower. When only the borrower pays the trading cost, the decrease in the demand for funds causes the equilibrium borrowing rate to fall. The indirect effect is 22 that higher costs reduce the volume of trade. ^* This indirect effect increases consumption volatility, and hence the predicted premium. For the parameters considered, the direct effect dominates.
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