Consumption predictability: the role of credit conditions

The goal of this dissertation is to investigate the relationship between consumption and credit through a dynamic structural model. With impatient consumers and low income volatility, the dependence of consumption to consumer credit is a proxy of credit supply, opposing the usual interpretation. In...

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Author: Caleman, Bruno de Queiroz
Format: Master's thesis
Status:Published version
Publication date:2021
Country:Brasil
Institution:USP
Repository:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da USP
Language:English
OAI Identifier:oai:teses.usp.br:tde-26072021-095242
Online Access:https://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/96/96131/tde-26072021-095242/
Access Level:Open access
Keyword:Consumo
Consumption
Credit
Crédito
Escolha doméstica intertemporal
Intertemporal household choice
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description The goal of this dissertation is to investigate the relationship between consumption and credit through a dynamic structural model. With impatient consumers and low income volatility, the dependence of consumption to consumer credit is a proxy of credit supply, opposing the usual interpretation. In this case, deregulation on credit markets would enhance the predictive power of consumer credit. However, with less impatient consumers and increased income volatility, more credit supply reduce the dependence of consumption to consumer credit. This theoretical evidence shows that there is ambiguity in interpreting the predictability of aggregate consumption, and understanding dependence of consumption to credit as a measure of credit constraints might be misleading.
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spelling Consumption predictability: the role of credit conditions Previsibilidade do consumo: o papel das condições de crédito Caleman, Bruno de Queiroz Consumo Consumption Credit Crédito Escolha doméstica intertemporal Intertemporal household choice The goal of this dissertation is to investigate the relationship between consumption and credit through a dynamic structural model. With impatient consumers and low income volatility, the dependence of consumption to consumer credit is a proxy of credit supply, opposing the usual interpretation. In this case, deregulation on credit markets would enhance the predictive power of consumer credit. However, with less impatient consumers and increased income volatility, more credit supply reduce the dependence of consumption to consumer credit. This theoretical evidence shows that there is ambiguity in interpreting the predictability of aggregate consumption, and understanding dependence of consumption to credit as a measure of credit constraints might be misleading. O objetivo desta dissertação é investigar a relação entre consumo e crédito por meio de um modelo estrutural dinâmico. Com consumidores impacientes e baixa volatilidade da renda, a dependência do consumo em relação ao crédito para consumo é uma proxy da oferta de crédito, opondo-se a interpretação usual. Nesse caso, a desregulamentação dos mercados de crédito aumentaria o poder preditivo do crédito. No entanto, com consumidores menos impacientes e maior volatilidade da renda, mais oferta de crédito reduz a dependência do consumo em relação ao crédito para consumo. Essa evidência teórica mostra que há ambigüidade na interpretação da previsibilidade do consumo agregado, e entender a dependência do consumo em relação ao crédito como uma medida das restrições de crédito pode ser incorreto. Biblioteca Digitais de Teses e Dissertações da USP https://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/96/96131/tde-26072021-095242/
spellingShingle Consumption predictability: the role of credit conditions
Caleman, Bruno de Queiroz
Consumo
Consumption
Credit
Crédito
Escolha doméstica intertemporal
Intertemporal household choice
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title Consumption predictability: the role of credit conditions
title_full Consumption predictability: the role of credit conditions
title_fullStr Consumption predictability: the role of credit conditions
title_full_unstemmed Consumption predictability: the role of credit conditions
title_short Consumption predictability: the role of credit conditions
title_sort Consumption predictability: the role of credit conditions
topic Consumo
Consumption
Credit
Crédito
Escolha doméstica intertemporal
Intertemporal household choice
topic_facet Consumo
Consumption
Credit
Crédito
Escolha doméstica intertemporal
Intertemporal household choice
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