Precautionary Savings and Self-Selection - Evidence from the German Reunification 'Experiment'

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Good bye Lenin (or not?): The effect of Communism on people's preferences (2006, unknown): “…from redistribution, or because being self employed is correlated with a more individualistic vision of the world and/or with less risk aversion (Fuchs-Schündeln and Schündeln, 2005).17 All these variables are always included as controls in all the regressions, and the coefficients are quite…”
Financial literacy and retirement planning in Germany* (2011, unknown): “Various studies examine diﬀerences in, for example, income and wealth (Fuchs-Schu¨ndeln et al. , 2009), precautionary savings (Fuchs-Schu¨ndeln and Schu¨ndeln, 2005), and stock market participation (Sauter, 2009).”
The Economic Impact of Social Ties: Evidence from German Reunification* (2011, unknown): “Most closely related to our empirical work is the paper by Fuchs-Schündeln and Schündeln (2005) who use the reunification of Germany to identify the role of risk aversion in occupational choice.”
Cash-on-Hand and Competing Models of Intertemporal Behavior: New Evidence from the Labor Market (2007, unknown): “…the e¤ect of current information on future changes in in consumption (Hall 1978), tests for liquidity constraints and precautionary-savings behavior (e.g. Zeldes 1989, Gourinchas and Parker 2001, Fuchs-Schundeln and Schundeln 2005), and tests for rule of thumb behavior (Campbell and Mankiw 1989).”