Subprime Lending and Financial Inequality in an Agent-Based Model

Abstract

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Agent-Based Macroeconomics

“…For the analysis of the effects of fiscal policy and sovereign debt, see Raberto et al (2014), Teglio et al (2018). For applications to the housing and mortgage markets, see Erlingsson et al (2013), Erlingsson et al (2014), Teglio et al (2014), Ozel et al (2016). For an application to the issues pertaining to energy, see Ponta et al (2018).…”