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The Missing Loan-to-Value Cycle

By Manuel Adelino, W. Ben McCartney, and Antoinette Schoar

American Economic Review: Insights

We show that the equilibrium loan-to-value (LTV) distribution in the US mortgage market has been remarkably stable over the last quarter century, both in aggregate and region-by-region, despite large, cross-sectionally heterogeneous house price cycles....

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Technological spillovers

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November 04, 2025

Shawn Kantor and Alexander Whalley discuss the long-term effects of public R&D investment made during the Cold War–era space race.

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EconEdNews

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Our newsletter provides timely information about conferences and events sponsored by the AEA-CEE, highlights resources for educators, and shares economic education activities associated with organizations around the world.

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Prioritizing Benefit? How Low-Income Patients Respond to Prescription Cost-Sharing

By Christopher Hollrah

American Economic Journal: Economic Policy

This paper measures how cost-sharing impacts older low-income patients, exploiting a disconti-nuity in eligibility for a prescription drug subsidy for those who lose access to the Medicaid-linked program. Higher drug prices resulting from subsidy loss lea...

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Sequential Protest Formation

By Benjamin Matta

American Economic Journal: Microeconomics

People participate in protests even though it is costly, benefits are not exclusive to participants, and each individual is unlikely to be pivotal. Building on these characteristics, I propose a sequential model of protest formation where opportunities t...

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