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We offer new evidence on the real effects of credit shocks in the presence of employment protection regulations by exploiting a unique provision in Spanish labor laws: dismissal rules are less stringent for Spanish firms with fewer than 50 employees, lowering the cost of hiring new workers....
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This paper identifies the various channels that give rise to a "sovereign-bank nexus" whereby the financial health of …
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environment or the lack of creditor protection. We find no evidence that foreign bank presence leads to stricter loan approval …
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How does home ownership affect new business creation? We develop a model of career choice in the presence of liquidity …
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effect of monetary policy and the business cycle on bank lending and risk-taking. Identification rests on exploiting 1) the …This paper conducts the first empirical study of the bank balance sheet channel using data on discouraged and … exogeneity of monetary policy to local business cycles, and 2) firm-level and bank-level data to separate the supply of credit …
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We investigate the effect of sovereign stress and of unconventional monetary policy on small firms’ financing patterns during the euro area debt crisis. We find that after the crisis started, firms in stressed countries were more likely to be credit rationed, both in the quantity and in the...
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This paper identifies the effect of financing constraints on firms’ labor demand. We exploit exogenous funding shocks to German savings banks during the US mortgage crisis that are unrelated to local conditions. We find that firms with credit relationships with affected banks experienced a...
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This paper studies the causal effect of gender bias on access to bank credit. We extract an exogenous measure of gender … are more frequently discouraged from applying for bank credit and more likely to rely on informal finance. At the same … not driven by credit risk differences between female- and male-owned firms or by any idiosyncrasies in the set of …
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We exploit regional variation in US house price fluctuations during the boom-bust cycle of the 2000s to study the impact of the housing cycle on young Americans' choices related to education and employment. We find that in MSAs which experienced large increases in house prices between 2001 and...
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We exploit regional variations in house price fluctuations in the United States during the early to mid-2000s to study the impact of the housing boom on young Americans' choices related to home ownership, household formation, and fertility. We also introduce a novel instrument for changes in...
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