Making good health insurance decisions is important for health outcomes and longevity, but
consumers' errors are well documented. The authors examine whether targeted choice …

A rich literature uses law and social science methods to better understand household
financial distress and overindebtedness both inside and outside of bankruptcy. This …

One in ten adult Americans has turned to the consumer bankruptcy system for help, often
after struggling for years to pay their debts. 1 Between 2009 and 2018 alone, over 11 million …

In economics literature, public policies are often compared to the benchmark of a benevolent
regulator-one that maximizes social welfare while balancing the interests of all affected …

The rise of financialized capitalism as a component of the neoliberal state has resulted in
our debt-based economy, under which utilizing credit and incurring significant debt is a …

This manuscript conducts a simple, exploratory analysis to test whether the use of the
consumer bankruptcy process fundamentally differed during the COVID-19 pandemic …

This manuscript presents a case study illustrating how simple, visual analytics tools can be
used to longitudinally assess consumer bankruptcy filings in a single community. In doing …

Financial regulation has long suffered from a critical shortcoming: traditional regulatory
approaches tend to be procyclical. That is, financial regulatory tools-most notably, bank …

This research investigates how teachers in Finland understand their role in the prevention of
violent extremism. Finland's first National Plan was adopted in 2016 in response to calls …

This research intends to identify the factors that have contributed to the recent increase in
youth bankruptcy in Malaysia. This research may also provide beneficial and theoretical …