The Permanent Income Theory of Consumption--A Restatement

Michael R. Darby

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I. Analysis of specification bias, 229. — II. Empirical results on specification bias, 234. — III. The reformulation of the permanent income hypothesis, 242. — IV. Further results and conclusions, 247.

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