An Empirical Equilibrium Model of a Decentralized Asset Market

Alessandro Gavazza

No 379, 2010 Meeting Papers from Society for Economic Dynamics

Abstract: I construct and estimate a search-and-bargaining model of a decentralized market to quantify the effects of trading frictions on asset allocations and asset prices, and to quantify the effects of intermediaries that facilitate trade. Using U.S. business aircraft data, I find that trading frictions generate moderate inefficiencies in this market, and dealers play an important role in reducing frictions.

Date: 2010
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