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Misallocation costs of digging deeper into the central bank toolkit

Kurtzman, Robert; Zeke, David - 2017

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Aggregate implications of deviations from Modigliani-Miller : a sufficient statistics approach

Kurtzman, Robert; Zeke, David - 2023

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Poker player behavior after big wins and big losses

Smith, Gary; Levere, Michael; Kurtzman, Robert - In: Management science : journal of the Institute for … 55 (2009) 9, pp. 1547-1555

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How do capital requirements affect loan rates? : evidence from high volatility commercial real estate

Glancy, David; Kurtzman, Robert - In: The review of corporate finance studies : RCFS 11 (2022) 1, pp. 88-127

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Across the universe : policy support for employment and revenue in the pandemic recession

Decker, Ryan A.; Kurtzman, Robert; Lutz, Byron F.; … - In: AEA papers and proceedings 111 (2021), pp. 267-271

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Recourse as shadow equity : evidence from commercial real estate loans

Glancy, David; Kurtzman, Robert; Loewenstein, Lara; … - 2021

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Recourse as shadow equity : evidence from commercial real estate loans

Glancy, David; Kurtzman, Robert; Loewenstein, Lara; … - 2021

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How do capital requirements affect loan rates? : evidence from high volatility commercial real estate

Glancy, David; Kurtzman, Robert - 2018

We study how bank loan rates responded to a 50% increase in capital requirements for a subcategory of construction lending, High Volatility Commercial Real Estate (HVCRE). To identify this effect, we exploit variation in the loan terms determining whether a loan is classified as HVCRE and the...

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Intermediary segmentation in the commercial real estate market

Glancy, David; Krainer, John; Kurtzman, Robert; … - 2019

Banks, life insurers, and commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) lenders originate the vast majority of U.S. commercial real estate (CRE) loans. While these lenders compete in the same market, they differ in how they are funded and regulated, and therefore specialize in loans with...

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