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Some economies earn most of their income early. A finite resource sells now, not forever, so national income is front-loaded — large today, small tomorrow. Turning that temporary flow into steady consumption is what the two-period model does, and the sovereign wealth fund is the institution built to do it. That is the topic that […]
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