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Optimal Investment, Consumption and Retirement Decision with Disutility and Liquidity Constraints

  • Byung Hwa Lim Department of Mathematical Science, KAIST, Daejeon, 305701, Republic of Korea
  • Yong Hyun Shin Financial Engineering Research Center(FERC), KAIST Business School, Seoul, 130722, Republic of Korea.
In this paper we consider general consumption, portfolio and retirement optimization problems in which a working investor has liquidity constraints. Closed-form solutions are obtained for the utility maximization problems and numerical procedures are given for the general utility function under the liquidity constraints. The numerical results for a special utility function, for example, the constant relative risk aversion(CRRA) utility function, suggest that the restriction to borrow future income makes the investor retire in a lower critical wealth level than in the case of no liquidity constraints.

  • Byung Hwa Lim
  • Yong Hyun Shin
In this paper we consider general consumption, portfolio and retirement optimization problems in which a working investor has liquidity constraints. Closed-form solutions are obtained for the utility maximization problems and numerical procedures are given for the general utility function under the liquidity constraints. The numerical results for a special utility function, for example, the constant relative risk aversion(CRRA) utility function, suggest that the restriction to borrow future income makes the investor retire in a lower critical wealth level than in the case of no liquidity constraints.
Liquidity constraints,general utility function,consumption,portfolio selection,retirement,disutility,labor income