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	Why Did Young Families Lose So Much Wealth During the Crisis? The Role of Homeownership William R. Emmons and Bryan J. Noeth The authors use the Federal Reserve’s Survey of Consumer Finances to document a boom in home Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-01-17 11:44:35 Open Document File Size: 2,04 MB Share Result on Facebook City St. Louis / / Company LTV / St. Louis Review / Percent 90 Age / / Country United States / / Currency USD / / IndustryTerm real estate / residential real estate / age / finance / real estate holdings / real estate exposures / / Organization Internal Revenue Service / U.S. Census Bureau / US Federal Reserve / Board of Governors / Federal Reserve Bank / Federal Reserve’s SCF / / Person Bryan J. Noeth / William R. Emmons / All Households / / Position author / policy analyst / representative / Household Head / assistant vice president / / URL www.stlouisfed.org/hfs / / SocialTag United States housing bubble Economic data Survey of Consumer Finances Late-2000s financial crisis Mortgage loan Wealth Homeownership in the United States Subprime crisis impact timeline Economics Economic history

Why Did Young Families Lose So Much Wealth During the Crisis? The Role of Homeownership William R. Emmons and Bryan J. Noeth The authors use the Federal Reserve’s Survey of Consumer Finances to document a boom in home Add to Reading List