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Finance and Economics Discussion Series

Name: Finance and Economics Discussion Series
Brand: Bibliogov
SKU: 08273811
Price: 13.79 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Neil Bhutta
ISBN: 9781288705245

Gse Activity and Mortgage Supply in Lower-Income and Minority Neighborhoods: The Effect of the Affordable Housing Goals

Neil Bhutta

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 08273811

Casa editrice Bibliogov, febbraio 2013

I estimate the credit supply effect of the Underserved Areas Goal(UAG), which establishes GSE purcha... Descrizione completa

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I estimate the credit supply effect of the Underserved Areas Goal(UAG), which establishes GSE purchase goals for mortgages to lower-income and minority neighborhoods. Taking advantage of discontinuous census tract eligibility rules and abrupt changes in tract eligibility in 2005, I find evidence of a small UAG effect on GSE activity, and this increase does not appear to crowd-out FHA and subprime lending. The results also indicate that the GSEs exploit the law's lack of precision targeting, yielding effects that might diverge from the law's intent.