ECON 264B
Fundamentals and Bubbles in Asset Prices
Economics · 4 units · Graduate courses (200-299)
Designed for graduate students. Applications of dynamic general equilibrium to asset pricing in economies with exchange and production. Basic empirical puzzles in U.S. and international asset prices, 1880 to 2000: excess volatility, equity premium and risk-free rate puzzle, predictability. Models of habit formation, asset price bubbles, and limited arbitrage asset pricing theories. Market imperfections and bounded rationality.
S/U or letter grading.
Requisites
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Requisite: course 264A.
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ECON 264B
- ECON 264AGeneral Equilibrium and Finance
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