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This Note develops a framework for understanding when policymakers should use equity-informed legal rules — rather than taxes — to redistribute. First, policymakers should choose the most efficient way to reduce income inequality, which may involve allocating legal entitlements to the poor,...
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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 consider a Keynes-Goodwin model of effective demand and the distributive cycle where workers purchase goods and houses with marginal propensity significantly larger than one. They therefore need credit, supplied from asset holders, and have to pay interest on their outstanding debt. In this...
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Should the law restrict liability of defaulting borrowers? We abstract from possible benefits arising from limited … equilibrium implications of liability rules with moral hazard among borrowers with varying wealth. If lenders are on the short … side of the market, weakening liability rules lower lender profits, may cause additional exclusion among the poor, but …
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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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