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Monetary Policy Implications of Heterogeneous Mortgage Refinancing

76 Economics January 17, 2023 Columbia University ·

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Martsella Davitaya discusses research that shows credit score heterogeneity dampens monetary policy transmission through fixed-rate mortgages.

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