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Autor:
Joanna Stavins
Publikováno v:
Journal of Economics and Management, Iss 29, Pp 161-164 (2017)
Payment systems have continued to change for several decades and payment transformation is an ongoing process. However, while the process may be taking place everywhere in the world, the actual path it follows is specific to each country or region. T
Externí odkaz:
https://doaj.org/article/bbd391cf22334c74876872728e8fabb2
Autor:
Oz Shy, Joanna Stavins
Publikováno v:
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Research Department Working Papers.
Autor:
Claire Greene, Joanna Stavins
Publikováno v:
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Research Department Working Papers.
Autor:
Scott L. Fulford, Joanna Stavins
Publikováno v:
Review of Economics of the Household. 20:955-991
Buying a house changes a household’s balance sheet by simultaneously reducing liquidity and introducing mortgage payments, which may leave the household more exposed to other shocks. We examine how this change impacts consumer credit beyond the mor
Publikováno v:
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Research Department Working Papers.
Autor:
Joanna Stavins
Publikováno v:
Journal of Financial Services Research. 58:59-90
We estimate a two-stage Heckman selection model of credit card adoption and use with a unique dataset that combines administrative data from the Equifax credit bureau and self-reported data from a representative survey of consumers. Higher-income con
Publikováno v:
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Research Department Working Papers.
Autor:
Joanna Stavins
Publikováno v:
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Research Department Working Papers.
Consumer payments in the United States gradually have been shifting away from paper checks for the past several years. Cash use has declined as well, although at a much slower pace. As the number of check payments has decreased, those payments have b
Publikováno v:
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Research Department Working Papers.
Using data from the United States and Canada, we quantify consumers’ net pecuniary cost of using cash, credit cards, and debit cards for purchases across income cohorts. The net cost includes fees paid to financial institutions, rewards received fr