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In an attempt to keep up with the social standards defined by their peer group, households can use long-term collateralised lending to finance purchases of goods that signal social value - most notably, real estate. Because in the social status game somebody's advance is always somebody else's...
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While all segments of society have been impacted by the economic downturn of the past decade, some groups have suffered more than others. This research finds that Hispanic households were about twice as likely in 2010 to be seriously delinquent on debt payments as in 2004. During the same time...
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We study the relationship between homebuyers' beliefs about future house price changes and their mortgage leverage … choices in the U.S. housing market. Our data combine mortgage financing information and a housing market expectations survey …
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We study optimal monetary policy in an economy with nominal private debt, borrowing constraints and price rigidity. Private debt reflects equilibrium trade between an impatient borrower, who faces an endogenous collateral constraint, and a patient saver, who engages in consumption smoothing....
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reduce debtors' mortgage payments, i.e., introducing quot;cram-downquot; of mortgages in Chapter 13. lt;brgt; lt;brgt;We find … that 96% of Chapter 13 filers are homeowners and 79% of filers repay mortgage debt in their repayment plans; while just 9 …
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carrying more debt for longer: 1 in 2 home-owners aged 55-64 years have a mortgage, more than one third of whom are over …
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We use a linked housing transaction dataset and a personal bankruptcy dataset to study the impact of housing credit on personal bankruptcy in Singapore. Using a difference-in-differences (DD) approach, we find that an increase in housing credit increases the monthly instalment by 560-900...
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