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consistent with adverse selection during the pandemic, while we do find advantageous selection. Moreover, life insurance … policyholders were more likely to get vaccinated, thus taking ex-post preventive action reducing their pandemic risk. Such positive …
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shock on the use and availability of consumer credit. First, we find that in counties severely affected by the pandemic … increase their outstanding balances. Second, while both local pandemic severity and non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs …) have a significantly negative effect on credit use, the pandemic itself is the main driver. Third, we report a drastic …
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COVID-19 is an ongoing global outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019, an infectious disease caused by severe acute … respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak a Public Health … Emergency of International Concern on January 30, 2020; and a pandemic on March 11, 2020.Several mitigation measures have been …
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We investigate the effects of different policies implemented during the pandemic on real-time spatial inequalities in … inequality rose during the pandemic and that the Fed's policies did not mitigate this increase. Indeed, although these measures …
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May, especially for risky borrowers, balances remain depressed overall. We find a strong negative impact of local pandemic … severity on credit use, which becomes smaller over time, consistent with pandemic fatigue. Restrictive public health … interventions also negatively affect credit use, but the pandemic itself is the main driver. We further document a large reduction …
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call “financial aptitude.” Here, we find that Business students with outstanding loans post significantly higher financial … in student loan debt. Thus, in a second survey, we evaluate a similar group of 64 upperclassmen Business students … regarding the student’s upbringing and family background. We find that a student’s upbringing and parents’ education along with …
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We conduct a survey-based experiment with 2,776 students at a non-profit university to analyze income insurance demand … in education financing. We offered students a hypothetical choice: either a federal loan with income-driven repayment or … ISA uptake by 43%. We observe that students are responsive to changes in contract terms and possible student loan …
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We estimate the causal effect of online sports betting on households' investment, spending, and debt management decisions using household transaction data and a staggered difference-in-differences framework. Following legalization, sports betting spreads quickly, with both the number of...
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Medium- and long-run dynamics undermine the effect of automatic enrollment and default savings-rate auto-escalation on retirement savings. Our analysis of nine 401(k) plans incorporates the facts that employees frequently leave firms (often before matching contributions from their employer have...
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Theoretically, wealthier people should buy less insurance, and should self-insure through saving instead, as insurance entails monitoring costs. Here, we use administrative data for 63,000 individuals and, contrary to theory, find that the wealthier have better life and property insurance...
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