Multi-quantile spillover effects.

<div><p>This study aims to investigate the time-varying bidirectional causal relationship between household education expenditure and resident credit behavior, as well as the heterogeneous mechanisms under different economic conditions and household characteristics. By constructing a TVP...

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Autor principal:	Chunyan Jiang (757799) (author)
Otros Autores:	Yayun Wang (370584) (author), Wanqi Li (4235611) (author), Runze Ding (22049740) (author)
Publicado:	2025
Materias:	Ecology Sociology Cancer Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified propose policy recommendations different economic conditions credit market management credit interest rates dynamic window methods dynamic quantile evidence study employs static resident credit behavior term spillover effects household education expenditure credit behavior education expenditure dynamic relationship study aims household income household characteristics education level xlink "> var model january 2015 heterogeneous mechanisms dy model december 2024
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Multi-quantile spillover effects.

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