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financial education, impact evaluation
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Financial Education, Impact Evaluation
financial education, impact evaluation, selection bias
Household debt and interest rate distributions, Time to Foreclose, Taxation, Loan-to-Value ratios, Fixed rate mortgages, Financial literacy
household debt and interest rate distributions, time to foreclosure, taxation, loan-to-value ratios, fixed rate mortgages, financial literacy
household debt and interest rate distributions, time to foreclose, taxation, loan-to-value ratios, fixed rate mortgages, financial literacy
Household debt and interest rate distributions, Time to Foreclose, Taxation, Loanto-Value ratios, Fixed rate mortgages, Financial literacy
Fixed rate mortgages, Household debt and interest rate distributions, Loan-to-Value ratios, Taxation, Time to Foreclose
risk identification, systemic risk, systemic risk indicators, standard risk indicators, financial stability
pension funds, tax incentives, savings
Consumer borrowing, subsidies, quasi-natural experiment
Living arrangements, Family Structure, Credit Markets
collective bargaining, labor demand, aggregate shock, wage rigidity
human capital, tasks, education, working experience, cognitive skills
Altruism, imperfect information, intervivos transfers
Bequests, intervivos transfers, permanent income
Bank lending, bank capital, loan supply, instrumental variables
collective bargaining, human capital
precautionary savings, household wealth and consumption, labor firing costs
Credit constraints, mortgages, household consumption
mortgages, house prices, loan to value ratio
Wage level and structure, job satisfaction, compensation packages
air pollution, health, labour supply, productivity
financial competences, personal finance, household finance, data collection, imputation, weights
interest rates, consumer loans, probability of job loss
COVID-19, inequality, individual and household income, teleworking, household finance.
minimum wages, collective contracts, Social Security data, spot market, explicit contracts, wage cyclicality
Job security, household formation
consumption, expectations, labor market dynamics, coronavirus
aggregate saving, distribution by household type, precautionary saving
job insecurity, household formation, housing investments
labor demand, collective bargaining, wage rigidity, staggering, minimum wages, social security data, inflation
financial exclusion, means of payment, ownership and use of bank cards, online banking, households
minimum wages, collective contracts, Social Security data, spot market, wage cyclicality, explicit contracts
workplace pension scheme, participants, net wealth, saving, financial asset wealth
Permanent contracts, permanent seasonal contracts, spending-to-income ratio, saving
COVID-19, income, wealth and debt distribution, public policy
compensating wage differentials,voluntary job changes, Wage growth, Revealed preference
