All Stories

  1. The firm size-leverage relationship and its implications for entry and business concentration
  2. A Quantitative Theory of the Credit Score
  3. Self-Fulfilling Debt Crises, Revisited
  4. Policy Inertia, Election Uncertainty, and Incumbency Disadvantage of Political Parties
  5. A Quantitative Theory of the Credit Score
  6. A Quantitative Theory of the Credit Score
  7. Endogenous political turnover and fluctuations in sovereign default risk
  8. A TRACTABLE CITY MODEL FOR AGGREGATIVE ANALYSIS
  9. Continuous Markov equilibria with quasi-geometric discounting
  10. Quantitative Models of Sovereign Debt Crises
  11. Great Depression, monetary and financial forces in
  12. A Seniority Arrangement for Sovereign Debt
  13. A quantitative analysis of the U.S. housing and mortgage markets and the foreclosure crisis
  14. ENTRY AND EXIT, PRODUCT VARIETY, AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE
  15. Dealing with consumer default: Bankruptcy vs garnishment
  16. Insuring student loans against the financial risk of failing to complete college
  17. Maturity, Indebtedness, and Default Risk
  18. SPINOFFS AND THE MARKET FOR IDEAS*
  19. Great Depression, monetary and financial forces in
  20. A finite-life private-information theory of unsecured consumer debt
  21. Great Depression, Monetary and Financial Forces In
  22. A Quantitative Theory of Unsecured Consumer Credit with Risk of Default
  23. On the aggregate welfare cost of Great Depression unemployment
  24. Spin-offs and the Market for Ideas
  25. Urban density and the rate of invention
  26. Employment Deconcentration: A New Perspective on America's Postwar Urban Evolution
  27. Aggregate metropolitan employment growth and the deconcentration of metropolitan employment
  28. MINIMUM CONSUMPTION REQUIREMENTS: THEORETICAL AND QUANTITATIVE IMPLICATIONS FOR GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION
  29. Money and finance with costly commitment
  30. Transitional dynamics and the distribution of wealth in a neoclassical growth model
  31. Entry and Exit, Product Variety and the Business Cycle
  32. Endogenous Market Participation and the General Equilibrium Value of Money
  33. A neoclassical model of seasonal fluctuations
  34. Participation Dynamics: Sunspots and Cycles
  35. Spin-Offs and the Market for Ideas
  36. Spinoffs and the Market for Ideas
  37. A Seniority Arrangement for Sovereign Debt
  38. Maturity, Indebtedness, and Default Risk
  39. Insuring College Failure Risk
  40. Maturity, Indebtedness, and Default Risk
  41. Maturity, Indebtedness, and Default Risk
  42. Dealing with Consumer Default: Bankruptcy vs. Garnishment
  43. Continuous Markov Equilibria with Quasi-Geometric Discounting
  44. Quantitative Models of Sovereign Debt Crises
  45. A Seniority Arrangement for Sovereign Debt
  46. Minimum Consumption Requirements: Theoretical and Quantitative Implications for Growth and Distribution
  47. Great Depression, monetary and financial forces in
  48. On the Contribution of Agglomeration Economies to the Spatial Concentration of U.S. Employment
  49. Debt Dilution and Seniority in a Model of Defaultable Sovereign Debt
  50. Urban Density and the Rate of Invention
  51. Monetary and Financial Forces in the Great Depression
  52. Insuring Student Loans Against the Risk of College Failure
  53. Debt Dilution and Seniority in a Model of Defaultable Sovereign Debt
  54. Great Depression, Monetary and Financial Forces in
  55. Competitive Theories for Economies with General Transactions Technology
  56. A Quantitative Analysis of the U.S. Housing and Mortgage Markets and the Foreclosure Crisis
  57. A Finite-Life Private-Information Theory of Unsecured Consumer Debt
  58. On the Welfare Gains of Eliminating a Small Likelihood of Economic Crises: A Case for Stabilization Policies?
  59. A Quantitative Assessment of the Role of Agglomeration Economies in the Spatial Concentration of U.S. Employment
  60. Foreclosures and House Price Dynamics: A Quantitative Analysis of the Mortgage Crisis and the Foreclosure Prevention Policy
  61. A Quantitative Analysis of the US Housing and Mortgage Markets and the Foreclosure Crisis
  62. A Tractable Circular City Model with an Application to the Effects of Development Constraints on Land Rents
  63. A Quantitative Analysis of the U.S. Housing and Mortgage Markets and the Foreclosure Crisis
  64. Insuring Student Loans Against the Financial Risk of Failing to Complete College
  65. Do Supply Restrictions Raise the Value of Urban Land? The (Neglected) Role of Production Externalities
  66. A Quantitative Theory of Unsecured Consumer Credit with Risk of Default
  67. A Welfare Comparison of Pre- and Post-WWII Business Cycles: Some Implications for the Role of Post-war Macroeconomic Policies