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Intertemporal law
regulates the
conflict of laws
relating to time. It
determines which law is
applicable at
which time, and
specifically the applicability...
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Intertemporal choice is the
study of the
relative value people ****ign to two or more
payoffs at
different points in time. This
relationship is usually...
- In economics,
elasticity of
intertemporal substitution (or
intertemporal elasticity of substitution, EIS, IES) is a
measure of
responsiveness of the growth...
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Within mathematical finance, the
intertemporal capital ****et
pricing model, or ICAPM, is an
alternative to the CAPM
provided by
Robert Merton. It is a...
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Intertemporal equilibrium is a
notion of
economic equilibrium conceived over many
periods of time. In
modern economic theory, most
models explicitly take...
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Economic theories of
intertemporal consumption s**** to
explain people's
preferences in
relation to
consumption and
saving over the
course of
their lives...
- T , {\displaystyle {\text{Utility}}=\ln W_{T},} then
decisions are
intertemporally separate. Let
initial wealth (the
amount that is
investable in the...
- The
Intertemporal bone is a
paired cranial bone
present in
certain sarcopterygians (lobe-finned fish) and
extinct amphibian-grade tetrapods. It lies in...
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preferences will
demand goods in the same proportions.
Preferences are
intertemporally homothetic if,
across time periods, rich and poor
decision makers are...
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Bellman equation is
Robert C. Merton's
seminal 1973
article on the
intertemporal capital ****et
pricing model. (See also Merton's
portfolio problem).The...
