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2 :, :,? :,, ;,,,,,, :,Diba and Grossman (1988), (limited liability),,,,,,diba and Grossman (1988),,,, 0, 0,, 0, 0Froot and Obstfeld (1991), (economic fundamentals) ( ), (intrinsic bubble),tirole (1982),,,,,,,,, Tirole (1982),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,? Ti2 role (1985) Weil (1987) (OLG),,,,,,,,,,,,,, Pareto,,,,, Diba and Grossman (1988) p t F t B t : p t = B t + F t, F t,e t B t + j = - j B t,< 1 t B t, E t F t + j E t B t + j,ep t + j j Froot and Obstfeld (1991) p t B t D t : p t = B t + F t, F t kd t, B t = cd t 34
3 (2001),,,,,, Pareto ;,,,, : (1),,, ; (2), ; (3), ; (4),; (5),,,, 2001,,,,,,, ; ; ; Diba and Grossman (1988), E t 6 - t u ( c),0 < < 1 (1) = t,{ c},,, u ( ), E t t 1, d; y,p s, c+ p( s+1 - s) y+ ds p t u ( c t ) = E t [ ( p t +1 + d t +1 ) u ( c t +1 ) ] (2) (2), t, : (3) (2), E t q t +1 c= y+ d (3) q t = - E t [ u ( y t +1 + d t +1 ) d t +1 ] (4) q t u ( y t + d t ) p t (4) q t 1, E t [ u ( y t d t + 1 ) 35
4 : d t + 1 ] - 1,q t lim T (4) q t,f t, T+1 E t [ q t + T+1 ] = 0 (5) F t = 6 E t [ u ( y t + j + d t + j ) d t + j ] (6) (5), -,,,(6) : (6) (4), (5) (5),(4) q t (4) q t q t = B t + F t (7) B t t,q t - F t, - (7) (4), B t E t B t B t = 0 (8),E t B t + j ( j > 0),, (8) E t F t +1 = - 1 F t - E t [ u ( y t +1 + d t +1 ) d t +1 ] E t [ q t +1 ] = E t [ B t +1 + F t +1 ] = - 1 B t F t - E t [ u ( y t +1 + d t +1 ) d t +1 ] = - 1 q t - E t [ u ( y t +1 + d t +1 ) d t +1 ],,,(4),,( ),, (4),, (4) (8),(7) (5) (8) :j > 0, E t B t + j = - j B t (9) ,,, :,,,, (2002), , %, ( ) , , %47146 %, 20,, ,3 36
5 (9), B t = - 1 B 0 (10) (8),0, B t = - t B 0 < B t + 1 = - ( t + 1) B 0,,,,,,,,,,, ( ),,,,,,,,,,, (self2fulfilling),,,,,,,,, : (9) E t z t +1 = 0 B t +1 = - 1 B t + z 1 - t +1 t +1 z t t +1 (11) t +1 t + 1, t + 1, , - 1-1, z t + 1 t,,,0, t 7 (1 - s ) (12) s = 1 (12),t,,,, t,,,,,,,,,,, : t
6 :, :, (14), p t u ( c t ) E t [ ( p t +1 + d t +1 ) u ( c t +1 ) ] (13) E t q t q t - E t [ u ( y t +1 + d t +1 ) d t +1 ] (14) q t E t q t +1 + E t [ u ( y t +1 + d t +1 ) d t +1 ] (15) q t F t = 6 E t [ u ( y t + j + d t + j ) d t + j ] (16),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, :,,Sharpe, Alexander and Bailey (1999),,,, ( ),,,,,,,(2) t p t = E t [ ( p t +1 + d t +1 ) ] (17) p t = 6 E t [ d t + j ] + B t (18) B t (8),,, B t > 0,, 6 j E t [ d t + j ],, p t = 6 j E t [ d t + j ] (19),, Shleifer and Vishny (1997) Xiong (2001), :,,,,, 38
7 2002 7,,,,,, ( ),,,,,,,,, (investment horizon),,-,, 20 (,,2 3,-,),,, (18),,, :, (17), d t +1 = e + 1 d t (20),,{ t + 1 } 0, 2, (6) - 1 e+ 2 2 k = 1 - e F t = E t 6 j d t + j = 6 2,-, B ( d t ) C (22) (8) : j e e j dt = kd t (21) 2 < 1 B ( d t ) = cd t (22) ln= 0 E t [ B ( d t +1 ) ] = E t [ cd t e (+ t+1 ) ] = cd (22) (7) (21) (22), : t e p t p ( d t ) = F t + B ( d t ) = kd t + cd t = - 1 B ( d t ) e < 1 1, (explosive) 39
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