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The Financial Accelerator in Household Spending: Evidence from International Housing Markets
This paper explores contractual features of housing finance and uses data from international housing markets to provide evidence supporting the “financial accelerator” (Bernanke et al. 1996, 1999). Among households whose housing demand is constrained by the availability of collateral, those who can
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