alleryStart learning →What equity premium did a standard calibrated general equilibrium model predict?
AAbout 7 percent
BExactly 10 percent
COver 20 percent
DLess than 1 percent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Less than 1 percent
The calibrated model generated a premium of under 1%, far below the premium actually observed.
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