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The following pages link to A Theory of Debt Based on the Inalienability of Human Capital (Q4834426):
Displayed 23 items.
- Wealth inequality and financial development: revisiting the symmetry breaking mechanism (Q523068) (← links)
- Competition, human capital and income inequality with limited commitment (Q548248) (← links)
- Entrepreneurship and firm heterogeneity with limited enforcement (Q666302) (← links)
- Holdup and innovation (Q814835) (← links)
- The macroeconomics of Modigliani-Miller (Q894068) (← links)
- Collateral constraints and the amplification mechanism. (Q1406469) (← links)
- Bubbles, growth and imperfection of credit market in a two-country model (Q1669872) (← links)
- Credit market imperfection, minimum investment requirement, and endogenous income inequality (Q1748371) (← links)
- An incentive problem in the dynamic theory of banking. (Q1867772) (← links)
- Endogenous lifetime and economic growth (Q1877168) (← links)
- Verifying the state of financing constraints: evidence from U.S. business credit contracts (Q1994546) (← links)
- Should monetary policy lean against the wind? An analysis based on a DSGE model with banking (Q1994559) (← links)
- Resolution of financial crises (Q2054838) (← links)
- Inflation anchoring and growth: the role of credit constraints (Q2115949) (← links)
- A tale of two markets: labor market mobility and bank information sharing (Q2168156) (← links)
- Learning in a credit economy (Q2270568) (← links)
- Capital immobility and the reach for yield (Q2324831) (← links)
- Bank assets, liquidity and credit cycles (Q2338401) (← links)
- When does strategic debt-service matter? (Q2509144) (← links)
- On the interaction of financial frictions and fixed capital adjustment costs: evidence from a panel of German firms (Q2654414) (← links)
- Upfront versus staged financing: the role of verifiability (Q5245416) (← links)
- Mark-up and capital structure of the firm facing uncertainty (Q5958374) (← links)
- Haircuts, interest rates, and credit cycles (Q6113811) (← links)