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Should the law restrict liability of defaulting borrowers? We abstract from possible benefits arising from limited rationality or risk-aversion of borrowers, contractual incompleteness, or lender moral hazard. We focus instead on general equilibrium implications of liability rules with moral...
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Using agent-based simulation methods we explore the interplay between income distribution, personal insolvency … social comparison effects, the insolvency regime decides on lower income households' incentives to expose themselves to …
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We examine the implications for estimates of wage relativities and inequality when countries experience wage arrears on a substantial scale, using the Russian labour market as a test case. The increase in wage inequality in Russia during its transition process has far exceeded the increase in...
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We define a class of margin loans and derive the distribution of defaults. The default risk from an individual loan can be priced as a series of forward starting options with a knockout. Under simple price dynamics this has an explicit solution
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We use an agent-based stock-flow consistent model of a closed economy without technological change that considers different classes of households, status consumption and a Minskyan banking sector to analyze the relationship between rising saving rates, the accumulation and distribution of...
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