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We study how changes in interest rates affect the borrowing of households and the distribution of debt within the population. In a model of household borrowing with credit constraints and endogenous house prices, we show that less constrained households with more pre-existing housing wealth...
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In most countries, the prevalent long-term mortgage is variable-rate. The US is an outlier, with 80% fixed …, inflation exposure directly affects interest-rate expectations and mortgage choice. Third, we use SCF and RFS data, in …
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mortgage rate. In the longer run, the supply of unregulated debt increases by almost 50 percent. We corroborate our findings by …
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In some emerging economies, housing provident funds (HPFs) are the main institutions that grant mortgages. Co-financing enables cooperation between HPFs and banks, but how it affects credit conditions and performance relative to mortgages entirely funded by banks is unclear. Using Mexican...
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mortgage contract designs that more directly pass through interest rate declines to borrowers can reduce racial mortgage …
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inflation. Mortgage taking is one of the major financial decisions that fit into the prediction. Consistent with the model, I … find households increase mortgage takings when their corresponding income-specific inflation is high. I use the Chinese …
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Many struggling mortgage borrowers who have home equity lose it through foreclosure. To explainwhy they do not just … sell their homes instead, this paper develops a new model of mortgage default in which homeowners face psychic moving costs …
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We study how changes in interest rates affect the borrowing of households and the distribution of debt within the population. In a model of household borrowing with credit constraints and endogenous house prices, we show that less constrained households with more pre-existing housing wealth...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012498390
In the wake of the Global Financial Crisis, a significant research effort has been made to better understand the links between household debt levels, financial stability risks, and the ongoing implications of the ‘debt overhang’ for economic growth. However, accurately measuring the...
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all mortgage loans originated between 2010 and 2019, to compare savings and spending of IOM borrowers to that of non …-IOM borrowers using their mortgage origination year in an event study design. Conditional on time and individual fixed effects, we … age predominantly accelerated non-mortgage debt repayments. …
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