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credit. To tackle this question, we incorporate overoptimistic borrowers into an incomplete markets model with consumer … evaluate several policies to address these frictions: reducing the cost of default, increasing borrowing costs, imposing debt … limits, and providing financial literacy education. While some policies lower debt and filings, they do not reduce …
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We investigate the welfare consequences of consumer credit regulation in a dynamic, heterogeneous-agent model with … endogenous lender market power. We incorporate a decentralized credit market with search and incomplete information frictions … into an off-the-shelf Eaton-Gersovitz model of consumer credit and default. Lenders post credit offers and borrowers apply …
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hypothesis of safe asset shortage-induced excess credit booms and financial instability. As an alternative step forward from the … safe asset demand. Based on the long-run trends of aging and government debt, I newly construct a safe asset shortage index …. Using the index, the consecutive empirical exercises confirm the positive relationship of safe asset shortage-credit …
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hypothesis of safe asset shortage-induced excess credit booms and financial instability. As an alternative step forward from the … safe asset demands. Based on the long-run trends of aging and government debt, I construct a new safe asset shortage index …. Using the index, consecutive empirical exercises confirm the positive relationship of safe asset shortage-credit expansion …
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. The attractiveness of bonds as liquidity makes aggregate bond demand downward-sloping, so that greater bond supply raises …
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This paper studies the effects of heterogeneity in planning propensity on wealth inequality and asset prices. I consider an economy populated by attentive and inattentive agents. Attentive agents plan their consumption period by period, while inattentive agents plan every other period....
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This paper reconciles neoclassical models of economic growth (Solow) with the formation of social classes during economic transition (Marx). An environment with missing capital markets and no labor divisibility is shown to lead to a steady state with no aggregate inefficiencies, but a very...
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