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economic crisis. Spain is also a country which is characterised by a very high percentage of homeownership, with more than 83 …% of households being owner-occupiers. Both regional levels of unemployment and homeownership are known to be important … (2001 and 2011) to study the effect of homeownership and regional unemployment levels on both short and long distance …
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Homeownership is believed to cause higher unemployment. This is because homeowners face higher mobility costs that …, possibly due to the endogeneity of homeownership. This paper documents that the privatization of public housing in Central and … Eastern Europe after the fall of the Iron Curtain resulted in a quasi-experimental assignment of homeownership to individual …
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This paper studies the effects of home ownership on job search outcomes. In contrast to previous literature focusing mainly on the impact of home ownership on unemployment rate and duration, this paper looks at the relationship between home ownership and post-unemployment wages. Using the Survey...
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This paper studies housing tenure and labour mobility using individual data from the ECHP for five European countries. First, the effect of housing tenure on the unemployed workers' labour mobility is studied using a discrete unemployment duration model with two alternative exits to employment,...
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Using detailed and highly-disaggregated data on spending, income, bank account balances, and consumer credit, we examine the tendency of individuals to “co-hold”, i.e., to simultaneously hold low-interest liquid deposit balances and high-interest debt in the form of overdrafts. The...
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important source of consumption risk as two thirds of households are involved in some level of agricultural production. For … South Africa, we focus on labor market risk proxied by transitions from formal employment to informal work or unemployment …
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Risk Neutral Constant Elasticity (RINCE) preferences and obtained a closed-form solution in the presence of idiosyncratic … risk for income and investment return. His solution, however, implicitly assumes that the natural borrowing limit never …
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The preference to receive benefits as early as possible and delay costs as much as possible is natural for people. That means a positive discount rate in the intertemporal choice, which is a common assumption in economics. However, as research in behavioral economics proves, in certain...
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To effectively cope with an unexpected, large, and negative income shock, I propose a life-cycle model for income risk … generalizing the Arrow-Debreu price with income risk premium …
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We provide a microeconomic analysis of the incentive and welfare effects of idiosyncratic return risk. While most of … rate separates savers from borrowers. At the intensive margin, we identify restrictions on the agent's risk preferences for …
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