Determinants of Mortgage Default Rates: Pre-Crisis and Crisis Period Dynamics and Stability

In this study, we investigate the dynamic relation among mortgage default rates, housing prices, unemployment rate, the loan-to-value ratio, the debt-to-income ratio, and monetary (interest rate) policy in the United States before and during the mortgage crisis associated with the recent global fina...

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Published in:Journal of housing research 2016-01, Vol.25 (1), p.39-64
Main Authors: Ngene, Geoffrey M., Hassan, M. Kabir, Hippler, William J., Julio, Ivan
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Costs
Default
Divorce
Economic crisis
Economic indicators
Economic models
Equity
Foreclosure
Home ownership
Housing prices
Hypotheses
Interest rates
International finance
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Studies
Unemployment
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Default
Divorce
Economic crisis
Economic indicators
Economic models
Equity
Foreclosure
Home ownership
Housing prices
Hypotheses
Interest rates
International finance
Monetary policy
Mortgages
Studies
Unemployment
United States
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