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We propose a model of discrimination in the market for mortgages. The model explains accepted loan applications and determines loan sizes and interest rates simultaneously. A competitive and a discriminating monopoly version of the model are proposed. Offered interest rates and loan sizes are a...
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instruments which, if properly managed, perform better than either loans or grants taken in isolation. The core of the intuition …
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loans to Central Europe and reconstruction of the gold standard system was needed to initiate long-term capital flows. A …
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This paper uses a data-set including time series data on macroeconomic variables, loans, deposits and interest rates … studies while we uncover new facts on disaggregated loans and deposits. During the crisis the cyclical behavior of short term … interest rates, loans and deposits remain stable but we identify unusual dynamics of longer term loans, deposits and longer …
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This paper develops a model of equilibrium in the market for loans. It focuses on the effects on equilibrium of (i …
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moving beyond entrepreneurial credit and offering consumer loans. But many practitioners and policymakers are skeptical about … administrative data on loan repayment. We find that the marginal loans produced measurable benefits in the form of increased … employment, reduced hunger, and reduced poverty. The marginal loans also appear to have been profitable for the lender. The …
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