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Using comprehensive credit bureau data, we document that consumers who borrow from marketplace lending (MPL) platforms … have lower credit scores and higher default rates in the long run relative to observably similar applicants for bank loans …
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economic and sociodemographic characteristics in predicting applications for credit and the size of debt. The paper uses … microdata from the Estonian Household Finance and Consumption Survey (HFCS) and estimates probit and Heckman models. My analysis … larger. The variables describing the household's expectations for its future financial situation are on their own related to …
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How does gaining access to expensive credit affect the well-being of credit-constrained households? I use plausibly … payday loans on household well-being. Using suicide risks as a long-term measure for household distress, I find detrimental …
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-seeking behavior. They supply larger credit due to higher demand, but at higher rates due to greater perceived risks. The resulting …
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I study the effect of access to payday loans on the timing, level and composition of consumption. Using a newly obtained military administrative dataset of sales at on-base grocery and department stores, I examine how consumption behavior changes after the passage of a federal law that...
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Using detailed and highly-disaggregated data on spending, income, bank account balances, and consumer credit, we …
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The access to credit is generally seen as an important ingredient for development. However, over the last years reports … on families contracting excessive debt and falling into credit traps have also increased. In this paper I develop a model … of family credit behavior based on insights from behavioral economics. I particularly consider phenomena like keeping …
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