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Beginning in mid-2007, the worldwide monetary emergency immediately transformed from the bursting of the housing bubble rise in the US to the most noticeably awful recession the world has seen for more than six decades. Through a top to bottom survey of the emergency regarding the causes,...
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main contribution of this chapter is the incorporation of some aspects of financial modelling (mortgage backed securities … due to the different structure of mortgage contracts in both countries. The main contribution of this chapter is the …
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This paper explores the importance of housing and mortgage market heterogeneity in 13 European countries for the …
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This paper explores the importance of housing and mortgage market heterogeneity in 12 European countries for the …
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This paper investigates how monetary policy stance and mortgage market structure affect non-fundamental house price …-time monetary-easing shock can significantly trigger house price booms in Euro area countries with liberal mortgage markets. Such … find that, in countries with more regulated mortgage markets, monetary policy stance does not significantly affect non …
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in 2007 and, in each case, was accompanied by a rapid expansion of financing — mortgage lending and mortgage …
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