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Household debt and labor market fluctuations

2011

Abstract The co-movements of labor productivity with output, total hours, vacancies and unemployment have changed since the mid 1980s. This paper offers an explanation for the sharp break in the fluctuations of labor market variables based on endogenous labor supply decisions following the mortgage market deregulation. We set up a search model with efficient bargaining and financial frictions, in which impatient borrowers can take an amount of credit that cannot exceed a proportion of the expected value of their real estate holdings. When borrowers' equity requirements are low, the impact of a positive technology shock on the marginal utility of consumption is strengthened, which in turn re…

Economics and EconometricsSupplyLabour economicsControl and OptimizationLeverage (finance)Technology shockApplied MathematicsSecondary labor marketmedia_common.quotation_subjectjel:E32jel:E44Real estatejel:E24UnemploymentEconomicsbusiness cycle labor market borrowing restrictionsMarginal utilityHousehold debtmedia_commonJournal of Economic Dynamics and Control
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