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15. Debt-Relief Programs and Money Left on the Table: Evidence from Canadas Response to COVID-19. (2021). Vincent, Nicolas ; Clark, Robert ; Allen, Jason ; Li, Shaoteng.
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17. The strategic response of banks to macroprudential policies: Evidence from mortgage stress tests in Canada. (2020). Clark, Robert ; Li, Shaoteng.
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18. Achieving Effective Mortgage Modifications: The Importance of Household Characteristics. (2020). Schlottmann, Alan M ; Boehm, Thomas P.
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19. A Crisis of Missed Opportunities? Foreclosure Costs and Mortgage Modification During the Great Recession. (2020). Iacoviello, Matteo ; Gabriel, Stuart ; Lutz, Chandler.
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20. Tax evasion, capital gains taxes, and the housing market. (2020). Qin, YU ; Li, Keyang ; Agarwal, Sumit ; Yan, Jubo ; Wu, Jing.
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21. Real effects of workers’ financial distress: Evidence from teacher spillovers. (2020). Nickerson, Jordan ; Maturana, Gonzalo.
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22. Per-customer quantity limit and price discrimination: Evidence from the U.S. residential mortgage market. (2020). Ma, Chao.
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23. Mortgage payments and household consumption in urban China. (2020). Shen, Jim H ; Chen, Yifan ; Zhao, DA.
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25. Income-Driven Repayment Plans for Student Loans: Working Paper 2020-02. (2020). Karamcheva, Nadia ; Yannelis, Constantine ; Perry, Jeffrey .
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26. Human frictions in the transmission of economic policy. (2019). Weber, Michael ; Paloviita, Maritta ; Hoang, Daniel ; D'Acunto, Francesco.
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27. How Much Are Car Purchases Driven by Home Equity Withdrawal?. (2019). Pence, Karen ; Vine, Daniel J ; McCully, Brett A.
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28. Human Frictions to the Transmission of Economic Policy. (2019). Weber, Michael ; Paloviita, Maritta ; Hoang, Daniel ; D'Acunto, Francesco.
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29. The rise in student loan defaults. (2019). Mueller, Holger M ; Yannelis, Constantine.
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30. Managing Households Expectations with Salient Economic Policies. (2019). Weber, Michael ; Hoang, Daniel ; D'Acunto, Francesco.
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31. Consequences of Debt Forgiveness: Strategic Default Contagion and Lender Learning. (2019). Perezcavazos, Gerardo.
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32. Resolving a Non-Performing Loan crisis: the ongoing case of the Irish mortgage market. (2018). McCann, Fergal.
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33. Do Financial Constraints Cool a Housing Boom?. (2018). Stacey, Derek ; Sand, Benjamin ; Lutz, Chandler ; Han, LU.
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34. LTV vs. DTI Constraints: When Did They Bind, and How Do They Interact?. (2018). Ingholt, Marcus.
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35. An Equilibrium Model of Housing and Mortgage Markets with State-Contingent Lending Contracts. (2018). Tchistyi, Alexei.
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36. Macro Aspects of Housing. (2018). Yiu, Joe Cho ; Ka, Charles.
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37. Debt Relief and Slow Recovery: A Decade after Lehman. (2018). Seru, Amit ; Piskorski, Tomasz.
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38. Mortgage Design in an Equilibrium Model of the Housing Market. (2018). Guren, Adam ; McQuade, Timothy J ; Krishnamurthy, Arvind.
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39. Macro Aspects of Housing. (2018). Ng, Joe Cho Yiu ; Leung, Charles.
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40. Fintech, regulatory arbitrage, and the rise of shadow banks. (2018). Buchak, Greg ; Seru, Amit ; Piskorski, Tomasz ; Matvos, Gregor.
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41. The effect of mortgage securitization on foreclosure and modification. (2018). Kruger, Samuel.
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42. Financial contracting with enforcement externalities. (2018). Drozd, Lukasz A ; Serrano-Padial, Ricardo.
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43. Effects of government bailouts on mortgage modification. (2018). Agarwal, Sumit ; Zhang, Yunqi .
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44. Macro Aspects of Housing. (2018). Ng, Joe Cho Yiu ; Leung, Charles ; Yiu, Joe Cho.
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45. Households Debt Restructuring: The Re-default Effect of a Debt Suspension. (2017). fraisse, henri.
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46. Credit Enforcement Cycles. (2017). Serrano-Padial, Ricardo ; Drozd, Lukasz.
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47. The effect of foreclosure laws on securitization: Evidence from U.S. states. (2017). Milonas, Kristoffer.
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48. Resolving a Non-Performing Loan crisis: The ongoing case of the Irish mortgage market. (2017). McCann, Fergal.
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49. Mortgage modifications in Ireland: a recent history. (2017). McCann, Fergal.
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50. Household Debt Restructuring : The Re-default Effects of Debt Suspensions. (2017). fraisse, henri.
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