... basic macroeconomic moments (e.g., the standarddeviations of consumption and inflation) and basic bond pricing moments (e.g., the means and volatilities of the yield curve slope and bond excess ... response functions of the term premium and output toa monetary policy shock and a government purchases shock, respectively. These impulseresponses demonstrate that the relationship between the ... when the household values consumption the most. Alternatively, ifinflation is not very correlated with output and consumption, then the bond is correspondinglyless risky. In the former case, the...