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Relying on theories in which bank loans create deposits—a process we call “funding liquidity creation”—we measure how … constrained by the supply of cash deposits. During the 2001-2020 period, 92% of bank deposits were due to funding liquidity … much funding liquidity the U.S. banking system creates. Private money creation by banks enables lending to not be …
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, thereby enhancing liquidity creation and the value of intermediation. Higher bank capital leads to more trading states and … diminish the value of the bank's core intermediation service? Using a banking model in which borrowers face production output … uncertainty and banks facilitate real investment by creating funding liquidity - they lend more than the entire initial endowment …
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The worst employment slumps tend to follow the largest expansions of household debt. In this paper, we theoretically investigate an amplification mechanism by which debt on household balance sheets distorts labor market search behavior, leading to deeper employment slumps. Using a competitive...
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How does securitization affect the risk of the loans that are originated for securitization? While the standard view is that the originate-to-distribute (OTD) model weakens the originator's screening incentives and leads to higher risk, theories on reputation suggest that an originator's concern...
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