How can regulatory policies aim to prevent future crises by influencing intertemporal risk-taking? How does the intertemporal budget constraint relate to models of endogenous growth?

to an intertemporal budget constraint. Whatever solution approach one employs — the calculus of variations, optimal control theory or dynamic programming ... ... intertemporal budget constraint of the consolidated government sector (central bank and governments). This is the consequence of the constraint being a ... The intertemporal budget constraint of the central bank in equation (5) becomes: PV (d) ≤ at pt(r + π + δ). − vt + ctL π + g r − g. (6) under the following ... 2. Consumer's choices are subject to an intertemporal budget constraint-a measure of the total resources available for present and future consumption. Given the ... Sep 29, 2020 ... Abstract. This paper uses the intertemporal government budget constraint model, linear logarithmic functions (for better regression results) ... Sep 14, 2020 ... That theory is built around the “intertemporal budget constraint,” which essentially states that in the long run, and in present values, the ... An intertemporal budget constraint is a constraint faced by a decision maker who is making choices for both the present and the future. ... intertemporal budget constraint considered in a Bewley economy (with a single asset). We also show parameterizations of our model in which we can obtain a ... "Are stationarity and cointegration restrictions really necessary for the intertemporal budget constraint?," Journal of Monetary Economics, Elsevier, vol. 54(7) ... More recently, several different researchers have devised and implemented tests of the intertemporal budget constraint in a variety of different contexts.