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Evaluating default policy : the business cycle matters

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Dealing with Consumer Default : Bankruptcy vs. Garnishment

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What are the positive and normative implications of eliminating bankruptcy protection for indebted individuals? Without … bankruptcy protection, creditors can collect on defaulted debt to the extent permitted by wage garnishment laws. The elimination …

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