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Credit where none is due? : authorized user account status and "piggybacking credit"

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Does credit scoring produce a disparate impact?

Avery, Robert B.; Brevoort, Kenneth P.; Canner, Glenn B. - 2010

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Credit scoring and its effects on the availability and affordability of credit

Avery, Robert B.; Brevoort, Kenneth P.; Canner, Glenn B. - In: Journal of consumer affairs : official publication of … 43 (2009) 3, pp. 516-537

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Does credit scoring produce a disparate impact?

Avery, Robert B.; Brevoort, Kenneth P.; Canner, Glenn B. - In: Real estate economics : journal of the American Real … 40 (2012), pp. 65-114

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Assessing the necessity and efficiency of the community reinvestment act

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An overview of consumer data and credit reporting

Avery, Robert B.; Calem, Paul Seth; Canner, Glenn B. - In: Federal reserve bulletin 89 (2003) 2, pp. 47-73

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Consumer credit scoring : do situational circumstances matter?

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Consumer credit scoring : do situational circumstances matter?

Avery, Robert B.; Calem, Paul Seth; Canner, Glenn B. - In: Journal of banking & finance 28 (2004) 4, pp. 835-856

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Credit risk, credit scoring, and the performance of home mortgages

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Does Credit Scoring Produce a Disparate Impact?

Avery, Robert B. - 2010

The widespread use of credit scoring in the underwriting and pricing of mortgage and consumer credit has raised concerns that the use of these scores may unfairly disadvantage minority populations. A specific concern has been that the independent variables that comprise these models may have a...

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