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, especially, the financial cost of filing for bankruptcy. We study the effects of the reform on bankruptcy, insolvency, and …. We find that the decline in bankruptcy filings resulted in a rise in the rate and persistence of insolvency as well as an … that insolvency is associated with worse financial outcomes than bankruptcy, as insolvent individuals have less access to …
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irrespective of the law. They favour soft laws that exclude poorer entrepreneurs from the market and thus reduce labour demand and … wages. This raises the pledgeable income of the entrepreneurs who still can raise funds, and thus lowers their liquidation …
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Laws that work well in a rule-of-law country may produce unexpected outcomes in a corrupt environment. We argue that the legal system in Russia is faulted by the capture of regional divisions of arbitrage courts. We analyse the consequences of this for the efficiency of Russian bankruptcy law....
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procedures initiated after the law took effect. In particular, controlling for indicators of firms’ insolvency and the quality of …
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An iconic model with high leverage and overvalued collateral assets is used to illustrate the amplification mechanism … driving asset prices to ‘overshoot’ equilibrium when an asset bubble bursts - threatening widespread insolvency and what …
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credit-fie information on distressed lending relationships in Germany. In particular, it includes information on bank pools …
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that contains detailed credit-file information on distressed lending relationships in Germany, including information on …
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The housing crisis threatens to destroy hundreds of billions of dollars of value by causing homeowners with negative equity to walk away from their houses. A house in foreclosure is worth 30 to 50 percent less than a house that a homeowner either retains or sells on the market, and a foreclosed...
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Financial innovations are a common explanation of the rise in consumer credit and bankruptcies. To evaluate this story, we develop a simple model that incorporates two key frictions: asymmetric information about borrowers’ risk of default and a fixed cost to create each contract offered by...
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Homestead exemptions to personal bankruptcy allow households to retain their home equity up to a limit determined at the state level. Households that may experience bankruptcy thus have an incentive to bias their portfolios towards home equity. Using US household data from the Survey of Income...
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