The Economics of Consumer CreditGiuseppe Bertola, Richard Disney, Charles Benedict Grant MIT Press, 2006 - Всего страниц: 378 Focusing on consumer debt, this work presents research relating to policy debates on such topics as privacy rules, the regulation of contractual responsibilities, financial stability and over indebtedness. Many chapters compare the use of credit markets by households in different countries, while others focus on single countries. |
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1 The Economics of Consumer Credit Demand and Supply | 1 |
2 Consumer Credit Markets in the United States and Europe | 27 |
A CrossCountry Comparison | 63 |
Lessons from Italy | 93 |
Evidence from UK Households | 135 |
Facts and Theories | 181 |
Theory and US Evidence | 239 |
8 The Evolution of the Credit Counseling Industry in the United States | 275 |
9 Development and Regulation of Consumer Credit Reporting in the United States | 301 |
10 The Role and Effects of Credit Information Sharing | 347 |
Contributors | 373 |
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