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Journal of Monetary Economics
1 Apr 2026
Automated credit limit increases and consumer welfareVitaly M. Bord · Agnes Kovacs · Patrick Moran
Layer 1 — Overview Research Question. Should regulators restrict banks from proactively raising credit card limits using machine-learning algorithms, and if so, how? The paper asks: to what extent are …
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Journal of Money, Credit and Banking
4 Jun 2026
Central Bank Digital Currency with Collateral-Constrained BanksHanfeng Chen · Maria Elena Filippin
The paper analyzes the implications of introducing a retail central bank digital currency (CBDC) that competes with commercial bank deposits for household liquidity, in a model where banks must post …
Published
Journal of Monetary Economics
1 Apr 2026
Climate change and the macroeconomics of bank capital regulationFrancesco Giovanardi · Matthias Kaldorf
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This paper asks two related questions about the intersection of climate policy and bank capital regulation. First, can differentiated bank capital requirements — …
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Review of Economic Studies
24 Sep 2025
Contract Terms, Employment Shocks, and Default in Credit CardsSara G Castellanos · Diego Jiménez-Hernández · Aprajit Mahajan · Eduardo Alcaraz Prous · Enrique Seira
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This paper asks two related questions bearing on financial inclusion policy in developing countries: (1) How effective are credit card contract term changes — …
Forthcoming
Quarterly Journal of Economics
Failing BanksSergio Correia · Stephan Luck · Emil Verner
Correia, Luck, and Verner ask a foundational question in banking: why do banks fail? Specifically, they seek to adjudicate between two theoretical views — the solvency view (failures caused by …
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Review of Economic Studies
15 May 2026
Loose Monetary Policy and Financial InstabilityMaximilian Grimm · Òscar Jordà · Moritz Schularick · Alan M. Taylor
This paper provides the first long-run causal evidence that a persistently loose stance of monetary policy — defined as extended periods of low interest rates relative to the neutral rate — …
Published
Quarterly Journal of Economics
4 Nov 2025
Permanent Capital Losses after Banking CrisesMatthew Baron · Luc Laeven · Julien Pénasse · Yevhenii Usenko
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This paper investigates two interrelated questions about historical banking crises: (1) whether bank losses during banking crises are primarily temporary or …
Published
Journal of Monetary Economics
1 Apr 2026
The crowding-in effects of local government debt in ChinaXiaoming Li · Zheng Liu · Yuchao Peng · Zhiwei Xu
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This paper asks how changes in the composition (not the size) of Chinese local government debt influence bank risk-taking, credit allocation between privately …