Tipping Points I: Mapping and Understanding the Impact of Debt on Household Financial Well-Being : Conference Proceedings
The first Tipping Points symposium, presented by the Center for Household Financial Stability and the Private Debt Project, was held in June 2016 in New York and focused on the micro or household-level effects of household debt.
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- Session List
- Executive Summary
- The Demographics of Loan Delinquency : Tipping Points or Tip of the Iceberg?
- Identifying 'Tipping Points' in Consumer Liabilities Using High-Frequency Data
- The Debt Goes On : A Post-Crisis 'Progress Report'
- Interest Rates and Equity Extraction During the Housing Boom
- Echoes of Rising Tuition in Students' Borrowing, Educational Attainment, and Homeownership in Post-Recession America
- The Sustainability of U.S. Household Finances
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The paper "Cross-Sectional Patterns of Mortgage Debt During the Housing Boom: Stocks and Flow" by Paul Willen, Chris Foote, and Lara Loewenstein was published as Federal Reserve Bank of Boston working paper 2016-12 and is available at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston website.
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