OF SAVING, THE DEMAND FOR WEALTH AND THE SUPPLY OF CAPITAL*

By F. Modigliani. 2016

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Manufacturing as the key engine of economic growth for middle-income economies (2017, unknown): “The Permanent Income Hypothesis (Friedman 1957) and Life-cycle Hypothesis (Modigliani 1966) emphasize the important role of income growth for private savings and abundant empirical research have widely tested these two views,9 but we hold the view that those studies fail to account for the effects…”
The life course cube: A tool for studying lives. (2019, background): “…with conceptualizing and measuring cohort effects (e.g., Ryder, 1965), in economics with life cycle theories of intertemporal choices (e.g., Modigliani, 1966; Loewenstein & Elster, 1992) and marginal utility (e.g., Gossen, 1998), in anthropology with evolutionary life history theory and…”
Putting nudges in perspective (2017, methodology): “According to the lifecycle theory of standard economics (Modigliani, 1966), people should carefully optimise their lifetime consumption and savings in order to achieve a roughly balanced flow of consumption over time.”