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House prices vary with location. At the same time the border between two neighboring housing markets tends to be fuzzy. When we seek to explain or predict house prices we need to correct for spatial price variation. A much used way is to include neighborhood dummy variables. In general, it is...
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We examine the portfolio choices of 70,000 couples following a cancer diagnosis, including choices made in the event the diagnosed partner ends up dying. A matched sample of comparable couples is assembled using an approach that minimizes the likelihood that lifestyle factors differ between the...
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We study the impact of loan-to-value regulation on supply and demand for unregulated debt that is used for home acquisition. In our setting, part of the dwelling price is in the form of pre-existing debt exempt from the regulation. Variations in the latter prior to the LTV regulation generated...
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We construct a parsimonious set of equity factors by sorting stocks according to the sociodemographic characteristics of the individual investors who own them. The analysis uses administrative data on the stockholdings of Norwegian investors in 1997-2018. Consistent with financial theory, a...
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Using administrative panels from Norway and the Netherlands and the US Survey of Consumer Finances, we document five facts about the cash share -- the ratio of money holdings to financial wealth -- held by individuals and firms. (i) Deposit rates and the aggregate cash shares of individuals and...
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