Great model, but how to make sense of Aggregate demand being greater than GDP (Y)? That would mean that the Invesment loans newly created would more than exhaust (in a given period) the Investment share of Y and would merely accumulate as financial assets (incl. bank balances) , which are therefore to be counted in the capital stock. Only in the later later periods can such financial assets be converted into the stock of real capital impacting Y.
What are the names of the Fama & French papers (1997 & 1998)?
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So K to Y relation can't be as straigtforward and be modelled by a constant.
PetrovCyr1234 2 months ago in playlist Behavioural Finance Lectures
Great model, but how to make sense of Aggregate demand being greater than GDP (Y)? That would mean that the Invesment loans newly created would more than exhaust (in a given period) the Investment share of Y and would merely accumulate as financial assets (incl. bank balances) , which are therefore to be counted in the capital stock. Only in the later later periods can such financial assets be converted into the stock of real capital impacting Y.
PetrovCyr1234 2 months ago in playlist Behavioural Finance Lectures