Consumption Under Uncertainty is a theoretical framework in household economics that models how individuals make intertemporal consumption and saving decisions when future income, prices, or preferences are subject to stochastic shocks.
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Eduardo S. Schwartz, Avinash Dixit, Robert S. Pindyck · The Journal of Finance · 1994 · 9.9K citations
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