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The expected marginal utility of consumption thus rises, and hence the price of a one-period pure
discountbond rises as well.
We can then define the model equivalent to a long term bond return, that is a ten-year (j = 40) pure
discountbond return.
Discount bonds do not mean that people are avoiding taxation.
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