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Lectures in Macroeconomics- Charles W. Upton Consumption The Fisherian Model

2 Irving Fisher

The Fisherian Model 3 Irving Fisher (2)

The Fisherian Model 4 Some Assumptions People live for two time periods – Now and Later Income is y N and y L. The discount rate is r Everything is certain

The Fisherian Model 5 The Key Insight People make decisions about consumption over their life cycle They have a preference function U(c N, c L )

The Fisherian Model 6 Indifference Curves cLcL cNcN

The Fisherian Model 7 Indifference Curves cLcL cNcN

The Fisherian Model 8 Indifference Curves cLcL cNcN

The Fisherian Model 9 The Budget Constraint The basic budget reality c L = y L +(y N -c N )(1+r)

The Fisherian Model 10 The Budget Constraint The basic budget reality c L = y L +(y N -c N )(1+r)

The Fisherian Model 11 Maximizing Utility cLcL cNcN

The Fisherian Model 12 Maximizing Utility cLcL cNcN z

The Fisherian Model 13 Consumption depends on: cLcL cNcN Current Income z

The Fisherian Model 14 Consumption depends on: cLcL cNcN Future Income z

The Fisherian Model 15 Consumption depends on: cLcL cNcN Wealth z z*

The Fisherian Model 16 Consumption depends on: cLcL cNcN Interest Rates z z**

The Fisherian Model 17 Consumption depends on: cLcL cNcN Interest Rates z z** A rule: Lower interest rates increase consumption. We do not worry about special cases.

The Fisherian Model 18 Consumption rises with Increases in income –Current income – Expected future income

The Fisherian Model 19 Consumption rises with Increases in income Lower interest rates

The Fisherian Model 20 Consumption rises with Increases in income Lower interest rates Increased Wealth. –Stock Market –Housing –Lottery Tickets –Inheritances

The Fisherian Model 21 Consumption rises falls with Decreases Increases in income Higher Lower interest rates Decreased Increased Wealth.

The Fisherian Model 22 Extensions This is a pretty simple model. More complicated versions come to the same conclusions You tell me how much math and complications you can tolerate, and I can add it.

The Fisherian Model 23 Uncertainty There is uncertainty about –Future income –Life Expectancy –Interest Rates

The Fisherian Model 24 Other Issues Governmental Decisions –Taxes –Programs (social security) People make decisions as families

The Fisherian Model 25 It’s Wealth Stupid cLcL cNcN z

The Fisherian Model 26 End ©2005 Charles W. Upton. All rights reserved