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Introduction; II. Theoretical Model; III. Empirical Estimates; IV. Analysis and Discussion; V. Conclusions and Policy Implications; References; Tables; 1. United States: Unit Root Tests; 2. United States: Cointegration Tests; 3. United States: Estimates of Unrestricted Model (Eq. 10); 4. United States: Estimates of Restricted Model with Impatient Consumers (Eq. 9); Figures; 1. United States: The Data, 1955-2005; 2. United States: Validity of Model Restrictions over Time; 3. United States: Time Variation in the Discount Wedge 327 $a4. United States: Time Variation in the Persistence of Income/Policy Shocks5. United States: Time Variation in Income/Policy Multiplier; 6. United States: Counterfactual Analysis 330 3 $aAn increasing body of evidence suggests that the behavior of the economy has changed in many fundamental ways over the last decades. In particular, greater financial deregulation, larger wealth accumulation, and better policies might have helped lower uncertainty about future income and lengthen private sectors' planning horizon. In an overlapping-generations model, in which individuals discount the future more rapidly than implied by the market rate of interest, we find indeed evidence of a falling degree of impatience, providing empirical support for this hypothesis. The degree of persistence of "windfall" shocks to disposable income also appears to have varied over time. 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