Strategic intergenerational bequests with stochastic convex production

Rabah Amir ()

Economic Theory, 1996, vol. 8, issue 2, 367-376

Abstract: This note reconsiders the well-known model of strategic bequest* altruistic growth, but with stochastic production satisfying a strong convexity condition: The probability that the next stock exceeds any given level is concave in investment. Existence of a Markov-stationary equilibrium consumption schedule, which is continuous and with all slopes in [0, 1], is established. Under smooth data and interiority assumptions, this schedule is differentiable, and marginal consumption is in (0, 1). This property allows for a rigorous and straightforward treatment of the equilibrium characterization problem.

Date: 1996
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