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How much should debtors be punished in case of default?

Aloisio Araujo and Bruno Funchal ()

No 41, Fucape Working Papers from Fucape Business School

Abstract: This study investigates the relationship between debtor punishment and the development of the credit market. We empirically analyze how the level of debtor punishment relates to the credit market expansion. We find evidence that an increase in debtor punishment tends to produce a positive effect on credit markets for states with low level of punishment and a negative effect for states with high level of punishment. Hence, there is an intermediate level of debtor punishment that maximizes the size of the personal credit market. This intermediate level accounts for the need of creditors' protection to reduce moral hazard, to encourage the supply of credit, and for the need to protect borrowers from a bad state of nature

Keywords: Credit; bankruptcy; regulation and business law; personal bankruptcy law (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 30 pages
Date: 2013-10
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Published in Fucape Working Papers, Outubro 2013

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