With Logarithmic Utility, the Euler Equation Is Given By:
A) $\beta \left( 1 / c _ { \text {todav } } \right) = ( 1 + R ) \left( 1 / c _ { \text {future } } \right)$

question 48

Multiple Choice

With logarithmic utility, the Euler equation is given by:

• A) \(\beta \left( 1 / c _ { \text {todav } } \right) = ( 1 + R ) \left( 1 / c _ { \text {future } } \right)\)
• B) \(c _ { \text {today } } = \beta ( 1 + R ) c _ { \text {future } }\)
• C) \(c _ { \text {today } } = c _ { \text {future } }\)
• D) \(c _ { \text {today } } + \beta ( 1 + R ) c _ { \text {future } } = 1\)
• E) \(\left( 1 / c _ { \text {todey } } \right) = \beta ( 1 + R ) \left( 1 / c _ { \text {future } } \right)\)

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