Intertemporal portfolio choice is a concept in finance and economics that deals with how investors allocate their assets over different time periods to maximize their expected utility. It is based on the idea that individuals make investment decisions not just for the current time period, but also considering their future consumption needs and preferences. Key components of intertemporal portfolio choice include: 1. **Time Horizon**: Investors often have varying investment horizons, meaning they have different timeframes over which they expect to hold their investments.
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