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The author presents an axiomatic model of intertemporal choice in which a strong dislike of volatility involved in a utility sequence causes preferences to be non-monotone. The obtained model is applied to a consumption-saving problem.
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gain/loss asymmetry
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recursive utility
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Modeling nonmonotone preferences: the case of utility smoothing
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    Modeling nonmonotone preferences: the case of utility smoothing (English)
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    27 July 2011
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    The author presents an axiomatic model of intertemporal choice in which a strong dislike of volatility involved in a utility sequence causes preferences to be non-monotone. The obtained model is applied to a consumption-saving problem.
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    discount factor
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    gain/loss asymmetry
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    non-monotone preferences
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    recursive utility
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    reference point
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    utility smoothing
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