household production in the face of a crisis and the failed response of other institutions. Doing so on a regular basis when … drawn from both economic crises and natural disasters. It also explores the “coping costs” of household disaster … to do their jobs more effectively to avoid the excessive costs associated with unnecessary household human capital …

How much did shocks to household credit supply reduce employment in the Great Recession? To answer this question, I … by 3 percent. In partial equilibrium, the household credit channel implies employment losses equal to at least 20 percent …

that although the median of the household disposable income of the bankrupt households is lower than that of the households … household size instances. This finding is in line with the results of earlier studies indicating that bankruptcy is not a poor … household's issue. The results are confirmed using logistic regression relating the probability of bankruptcy to a set of …

We investigate how the deterioration of household balance sheets affects worker productivity, and whether such effects …

-thirds of respondents in Europe and Central Asia report their household was subjectively affected, primarily through the labor … household budget surveys that the crisis reduced the consumption of the middle and upper classes. But the analysis also finds …

Household time preference for US households, as measured by the planning horizon, was fairly stable for many years, but … patient after the onset of the recession. This pattern held up even after controlling for household characteristics …

household debt, (1) installment loan debt and (2) credit card debt. Results of a Heckman selection model indicate that …

We extend household-level data from the Household Finance and Consumption Survey using aggregate series and micro … incomes. Household deleveraging was primarily driven by the restrained mortgage borrowing by the young. In several countries …