Self-reported shocks and consumption smoothing
Social groups and credit shocks : evidence of inequalities in consumption smoothing
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Income Shocks, Coping Strategies, and Consumption Smoothing. An Application to Indonesian Data
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Financial Wealth, Consumption Smoothing, and Income Shocks due to Job Loss
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Labor Supply and Consumption Smoothing When Income Shocks Are Non-Insurable
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Hedge Funds: Pricing Controls and the Smoothing of Self-Reported Returns
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Shocks, Stocks and Socks: Consumption Smoothing and the Replacement of Durables During an Unemployment Spell.
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Consumption and income smoothing
30
Aggregate dividends and consumption smoothing
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Aggregate dividends and consumption smoothing
38
Mortgage Refinancing and Consumption Smoothing
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Consumption Smoothing and Vulnerability in Russia
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Consumption smoothing and vulnerability in Russia
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Aggregate dividends and consumption smoothing
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Smoothing shocks and balancing budgets in a currency union
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Consumption Smoothing Channels in Open Economies
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Consumption smoothing and the welfare cost ofuncertainty
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Consumption Smoothing and Liquidity Income Redistribution
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Propagation and smoothing of shocks in alternative social security systems
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Effects of study design and allocation on self reported alcohol consumption: randomized trial
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