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At age 6 nobody receives any bequests because the parent is at age 11 and is going to die for certain.
Higher persistence is associated with larger (absolute) tax elasticities, even if the model allows for altruistic bequests.
This is valid in the case where the couple's motivations for leaving a bequest are altruistic.
But this is not clear since younger individuals who receive bequests would have a lower demand for precautionary saving.
Here we consider exclusively the utility deriving from possible bequests once death has occurred.
A longer life span yields smaller unintentional bequests and thus lowers the level of the young agents' wealth.
Agents differ in age, ability, earnings shocks, and inherited bequests.
As new medical technologies sent expenses on an upward spiral, small provincial hospitals, largely funded by small private bequests, could not keep up.
So how do people view assets in later life, particularly in relation to the issue of bequests?
In this case, the wealth of members of a dynasty at any instant can be interpreted as a bequest from preceding generations.
There is no bequest motive, labor supply is assumed to be exogenous and the individual is not permitted to borrow either stocks or bonds.
The core of the parish holding was an ancient bequest of 1618, but additional land was added in 1701, 1718, 1722, and 1727.
This implies that the levels of accidental bequests received by young agents in the short run are different from the long-run ones.
Other models are life cycle, intergenerational with retirement, uncertain lifetimes, accidental and deliberate bequests, as well as mixtures of these.
It is more difficult to measure the size of intended bequests relative to that of purely accidental ones, due to uncertainty about the life span.
