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Crime, Money Laundering, and Credit Markets : Can Usury Exist at the Zero Lower Bound?

Barone, Raffaella - 2017

In advanced economies, the recent collapse of interest rates to the Zero Lower Bound (ZLB) has triggered a series of research questions on how to navigate the new zero-interest credit environment. Focusing on illegal markets, it is possible to explain why usury still remains widespread after the...

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The effects of policy interventions to limit illegal money lending

Leong, Kaiwen; Li, Huailu; Pavanini, Nicola; Walsh, … - In: Journal of financial economics 159 (2024), pp. 1-21

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The Curse of Cash : How Large-Denomination Bills Aid Crime and Tax Evasion and Constrain Monetary Policy

Rogoff, Kenneth - 2017

From the New York Times bestselling author of This Time Is Different, “a fascinating and important book” (Ben Bernanke) about the surprising reasons why paper money lies at the heart of many of the world’s most difficult problemsThe world is drowning in cash—and it’s making us poorer...

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Volatile interest rates, volatile crime rates : a new argument for interest rate smoothing

Jones, Garett (contributor); Kutan, Ali Mustafa (contributor) - 2004

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The effects of macroeconomic policies on crime

Teles, Vladimir Kühl (contributor) - In: Economics bulletin : EB (2004)

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The Effects of Monetary and Fiscal Policies on Crime

Teles, Vladimir Kühl - 2004

. We have demonstrated that fiscal policies affect crime through government spending. Conversely, the effect of monetary … policy, especially inflation, on crime depends on the separability of the utility function …

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