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Moral Hazard versus Liquidity in Household Bankruptcy
Sasha Indarte
University of Pennsylvania

Sasha Indarte reveals the crucial role of moral hazard and liquidity in driving household bankruptcy. Implications for consumption-smoothing are significant. 

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