PERMANENT INCOME HYPOTHESIS - THEORETICAL FORMULATION

[1] INTEGRALS OF SET-VALUED FUNCTIONS [J]. JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS AND APPLICATIONS, 1965, 12 (01) : 1 - &

[2] BEWLEY T, 1977, PERMANENT INCOME HYP

[3] BEWLEY T, UNPUBLISHED

[4] OPTIMAL ECONOMIC GROWTH AND UNCERTAINTY - DISCOUNTED CASE [J]. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY, 1972, 4 (03) : 479 - 513

[5] Doob J., 1963, STOCHASTIC PROCESSES

[6] DYNKIN EB, 1972, MATH USSR SB, V16, P501, DOI DOI 10.1070/SM1972V016N04ABEH001437

[7] DYNKIN EB, 1971, SOV MATH DOKL, V12, P1422

[8] Friedman Milton, 1957, THEORY CONSUMPTION F

[9] Lo??ve M., 1955, PROBABILITY THEORY

[10] MIRMAN L, 1976, CHARACTERIZING OPTIM

[1] INTEGRALS OF SET-VALUED FUNCTIONS [J]. JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS AND APPLICATIONS, 1965, 12 (01) : 1 - &

[2] BEWLEY T, 1977, PERMANENT INCOME HYP

[3] BEWLEY T, UNPUBLISHED

[4] OPTIMAL ECONOMIC GROWTH AND UNCERTAINTY - DISCOUNTED CASE [J]. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY, 1972, 4 (03) : 479 - 513

[5] Doob J., 1963, STOCHASTIC PROCESSES

[6] DYNKIN EB, 1972, MATH USSR SB, V16, P501, DOI DOI 10.1070/SM1972V016N04ABEH001437

[7] DYNKIN EB, 1971, SOV MATH DOKL, V12, P1422

[8] Friedman Milton, 1957, THEORY CONSUMPTION F

[9] Lo??ve M., 1955, PROBABILITY THEORY

[10] MIRMAN L, 1976, CHARACTERIZING OPTIM