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- JEL_6.pdf accessdate "2013-11-17".
- JEL_6.pdf accessdate "2013-11-27".
- JEL_6.pdf first "Andrew W.".
- JEL_6.pdf isCitedBy Economic_inequality.
- JEL_6.pdf isCitedBy Income_inequality_in_the_United_States.
- JEL_6.pdf isCitedBy Subprime_lending.
- JEL_6.pdf last "Lo".
- JEL_6.pdf publisher "Journal of Economic Literature .".
- JEL_6.pdf publisher "Journal of Economic Literature".
- JEL_6.pdf quote "The term “subprime” refers to the credit quality of the mortgage borrower as determined by various consumer credit-rating bureaus such as FICO, Equifax, and Experian. The highest-quality borrowers are referred to as “prime”, hence the term “prime rate” refers to the interest rate charged on loans to such low-default-risk individuals. Accordingly, “subprime” borrowers have lower credit scores and are more likely to default than prime borrowers. Historically, this group was defined as borrowers with FICO scores below 640, although this has varied over time and circumstances, making it harder to determine what “subprime” really means.".
- JEL_6.pdf title "Reading About the Financial Crisis: A 21-Book Review".
- JEL_6.pdf url "http://www.argentumlux.org/documents/JEL_6.pdf".
- JEL_6.pdf work "--01-09".
- JEL_6.pdf work "2012".