Credit Supply and the Housing Boom
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An increase in credit supply driven by looser lending constraints in the mortgage market is the key force behind four empirical features of the housing boom before the Great Recession: the unpreced...
- Northwestern University United States
- NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY United States
- Economic Policy Institute United States
- Center for Economic and Policy Research United States
- Federal Reserve System United States
Konjunktur, Credit; housing prices; mortgages, housing and credit boom; house prices; collateral constraints; leverage restrictions, collateral constraints; house prices; housing and credit boom; leverage restrictions, Hypothek, collateral constraints, USA, E32, Immobilienpreis, ddc:330, Subprime-Krise, leverage restrictions, E44, house prices, Hypothekenzins, housing and credit boom, Schätzung, jel: jel:E44, jel: jel:G21, jel: jel:R21, jel: jel:E32
Konjunktur, Credit; housing prices; mortgages, housing and credit boom; house prices; collateral constraints; leverage restrictions, collateral constraints; house prices; housing and credit boom; leverage restrictions, Hypothek, collateral constraints, USA, E32, Immobilienpreis, ddc:330, Subprime-Krise, leverage restrictions, E44, house prices, Hypothekenzins, housing and credit boom, Schätzung, jel: jel:E44, jel: jel:G21, jel: jel:R21, jel: jel:E32
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