WP18 phases 0-1 : audit de style, littérature vérifiée, matrice de nouveauté

- research/wp_style_audit.md : conventions des 17 WP UQO + convention amsthm proposée
- research/literature_matrix.csv + paper/references.bib : 72 références vérifiées (Crossref/DOI/pages éditeur), compilation aer propre
- research/literature_review.md : synthèse critique par mécanismes et lacunes (~4 100 mots)
- research/novelty_matrix.csv : 4 contributions x 5 papiers les plus proches, verdicts
- research/inaccessible_sources.md : sources non identifiées / non vérifiables / écartées
- research/verification/ : JSON Crossref bruts, listes de requêtes, script générateur

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	1	+% Bibliography for UQO Working Paper No. 18 -- all entries verified (Crossref/DOI/publisher page), see research/literature_matrix.csv
	2	+
	3	+@article{adam2016price,
	4	+ author = {Adam, Klaus and Zhu, Junyi},
	5	+ title = {Price-Level Changes and the Redistribution of Nominal Wealth across the Euro Area},
	6	+ year = {2016},
	7	+ journal = {Journal of the European Economic Association},
	8	+ volume = {14},
	9	+ number = {4},
	10	+ pages = {871--906},
	11	+ doi = {10.1111/jeea.12155}
	12	+}
	13	+
	14	+@article{aiyagari1994uninsured,
	15	+ author = {Aiyagari, S. Rao},
	16	+ title = {Uninsured Idiosyncratic Risk and Aggregate Saving},
	17	+ year = {1994},
	18	+ journal = {Quarterly Journal of Economics},
	19	+ volume = {109},
	20	+ number = {3},
	21	+ pages = {659--684},
	22	+ doi = {10.2307/2118417}
	23	+}
	24	+
	25	+@article{allen2019search,
	26	+ author = {Allen, Jason and Clark, Robert and Houde, Jean-Fran{\c{c}}ois},
	27	+ title = {Search Frictions and Market Power in Negotiated-Price Markets},
	28	+ year = {2019},
	29	+ journal = {Journal of Political Economy},
	30	+ volume = {127},
	31	+ number = {4},
	32	+ pages = {1550--1598},
	33	+ doi = {10.1086/701684}
	34	+}
	35	+
	36	+@article{auclert2019monetary,
	37	+ author = {Auclert, Adrien},
	38	+ title = {Monetary Policy and the Redistribution Channel},
	39	+ year = {2019},
	40	+ journal = {American Economic Review},
	41	+ volume = {109},
	42	+ number = {6},
	43	+ pages = {2333--2367},
	44	+ doi = {10.1257/aer.20160137}
	45	+}
	46	+
	47	+@techreport{benetton2022dynastic,
	48	+ author = {Benetton, Matteo and Kudlyak, Marianna and Mondragon, John},
	49	+ title = {Dynastic Home Equity},
	50	+ year = {2022},
	51	+ institution = {SSRN},
	52	+ type = {SSRN Working Paper},
	53	+ doi = {10.2139/ssrn.4163306}
	54	+}
	55	+
	56	+@article{benhabib2011distribution,
	57	+ author = {Benhabib, Jess and Bisin, Alberto and Zhu, Shenghao},
	58	+ title = {The Distribution of Wealth and Fiscal Policy in Economies with Finitely Lived Agents},
	59	+ year = {2011},
	60	+ journal = {Econometrica},
	61	+ volume = {79},
	62	+ number = {1},
	63	+ pages = {123--157},
	64	+ doi = {10.3982/ECTA8416}
	65	+}
	66	+
	67	+@article{blickle2019borrowing,
	68	+ author = {Blickle, Kristian and Brown, Martin},
	69	+ title = {Borrowing Constraints, Home Ownership and Housing Choice: Evidence from Intra-Family Wealth Transfers},
	70	+ year = {2019},
	71	+ journal = {Journal of Money, Credit and Banking},
	72	+ volume = {51},
	73	+ number = {2--3},
	74	+ pages = {539--580},
	75	+ doi = {10.1111/jmcb.12566}
	76	+}
	77	+
	78	+@article{boar2021dynastic,
	79	+ author = {Boar, Corina},
	80	+ title = {Dynastic Precautionary Savings},
	81	+ year = {2021},
	82	+ journal = {Review of Economic Studies},
	83	+ volume = {88},
	84	+ number = {6},
	85	+ pages = {2735--2765},
	86	+ doi = {10.1093/restud/rdab012}
	87	+}
	88	+
	89	+@article{borri2021optimal,
	90	+ author = {Borri, Nicola and Reichlin, Pietro},
	91	+ title = {Optimal Taxation with Home Ownership and Wealth Inequality},
	92	+ year = {2021},
	93	+ journal = {Review of Economic Dynamics},
	94	+ volume = {40},
	95	+ pages = {64--84},
	96	+ doi = {10.1016/j.red.2020.09.003}
	97	+}
	98	+
	99	+@techreport{bounajm2024modelling,
	100	+ author = {Bounajm, Fares and McWhirter, Austin},
	101	+ title = {Modelling {Canadian} Mortgage Debt and Payments in a Semi-Structural Model},
	102	+ year = {2024},
	103	+ institution = {Bank of Canada},
	104	+ type = {Bank of Canada Staff Analytical Note},
	105	+ number = {2024-1},
	106	+ doi = {10.34989/san-2024-1}
	107	+}
	108	+
	109	+@article{campbell2003household,
	110	+ author = {Campbell, John Y. and Cocco, Jo{\~a}o F.},
	111	+ title = {Household Risk Management and Optimal Mortgage Choice},
	112	+ year = {2003},
	113	+ journal = {Quarterly Journal of Economics},
	114	+ volume = {118},
	115	+ number = {4},
	116	+ pages = {1449--1494},
	117	+ doi = {10.1162/003355303322552847}
	118	+}
	119	+
	120	+@article{campbell2021structuring,
	121	+ author = {Campbell, John Y. and Clara, Nuno and Cocco, Jo{\~a}o F.},
	122	+ title = {Structuring Mortgages for Macroeconomic Stability},
	123	+ year = {2021},
	124	+ journal = {Journal of Finance},
	125	+ volume = {76},
	126	+ number = {5},
	127	+ pages = {2525--2576},
	128	+ doi = {10.1111/jofi.13056}
	129	+}
	130	+
	131	+@article{chambers2009accounting,
	132	+ author = {Chambers, Matthew and Garriga, Carlos and Schlagenhauf, Don E.},
	133	+ title = {Accounting for Changes in the Homeownership Rate},
	134	+ year = {2009},
	135	+ journal = {International Economic Review},
	136	+ volume = {50},
	137	+ number = {3},
	138	+ pages = {677--726},
	139	+ doi = {10.1111/j.1468-2354.2009.00544.x}
	140	+}
	141	+
	142	+@article{charles2002transition,
	143	+ author = {Charles, Kerwin Kofi and Hurst, Erik},
	144	+ title = {The Transition to Home Ownership and the Black-White Wealth Gap},
	145	+ year = {2002},
	146	+ journal = {Review of Economics and Statistics},
	147	+ volume = {84},
	148	+ number = {2},
	149	+ pages = {281--297},
	150	+ doi = {10.1162/003465302317411532}
	151	+}
	152	+
	153	+@article{cloyne2020monetary,
	154	+ author = {Cloyne, James and Ferreira, Clodomiro and Surico, Paolo},
	155	+ title = {Monetary Policy when Households have Debt: New Evidence on the Transmission Mechanism},
	156	+ year = {2020},
	157	+ journal = {Review of Economic Studies},
	158	+ volume = {87},
	159	+ number = {1},
	160	+ pages = {102--129},
	161	+ doi = {10.1093/restud/rdy074}
	162	+}
	163	+
	164	+@misc{cmhc2026residential,
	165	+ author = {{Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation}},
	166	+ title = {Residential Mortgage Industry Report, Spring 2026},
	167	+ year = {2026},
	168	+ howpublished= {CMHC},
	169	+ url = {https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/professionals/housing-markets-data-and-research/housing-research/research-reports/housing-finance/residential-mortgage-industry-report}
	170	+}
	171	+
	172	+@article{davis2007price,
	173	+ author = {Davis, Morris A. and Heathcote, Jonathan},
	174	+ title = {The Price and Quantity of Residential Land in the {United States}},
	175	+ year = {2007},
	176	+ journal = {Journal of Monetary Economics},
	177	+ volume = {54},
	178	+ number = {8},
	179	+ pages = {2595--2620},
	180	+ doi = {10.1016/j.jmoneco.2007.06.023}
	181	+}
	182	+
	183	+@techreport{daysal2023intergenerational,
	184	+ author = {Daysal, N. Meltem and Lovenheim, Michael F. and Wasser, David N.},
	185	+ title = {The Intergenerational Transmission of Housing Wealth},
	186	+ year = {2023},
	187	+ institution = {National Bureau of Economic Research},
	188	+ type = {NBER Working Paper 31669},
	189	+ number = {31669},
	190	+ doi = {10.3386/w31669}
	191	+}
	192	+
	193	+@article{denardi2004wealth,
	194	+ author = {De Nardi, Mariacristina},
	195	+ title = {Wealth Inequality and Intergenerational Links},
	196	+ year = {2004},
	197	+ journal = {Review of Economic Studies},
	198	+ volume = {71},
	199	+ number = {3},
	200	+ pages = {743--768},
	201	+ doi = {10.1111/j.1467-937X.2004.00302.x}
	202	+}
	203	+
	204	+@article{diamond1965national,
	205	+ author = {Diamond, Peter A.},
	206	+ title = {National Debt in a Neoclassical Growth Model},
	207	+ year = {1965},
	208	+ journal = {American Economic Review},
	209	+ volume = {55},
	210	+ number = {5},
	211	+ pages = {1126--1150},
	212	+ url = {https://assets.aeaweb.org/asset-server/journals/aer/top20/55.5.1126-1150.pdf}
	213	+}
	214	+
	215	+@article{diaz2010wealth,
	216	+ author = {D{\'i}az, Antonia and Luengo-Prado, Mar{\'i}a Jos{\'e}},
	217	+ title = {The Wealth Distribution with Durable Goods},
	218	+ year = {2010},
	219	+ journal = {International Economic Review},
	220	+ volume = {51},
	221	+ number = {1},
	222	+ pages = {143--170},
	223	+ doi = {10.1111/j.1468-2354.2009.00574.x}
	224	+}
	225	+
	226	+@article{doepke2006inflation,
	227	+ author = {Doepke, Matthias and Schneider, Martin},
	228	+ title = {Inflation and the Redistribution of Nominal Wealth},
	229	+ year = {2006},
	230	+ journal = {Journal of Political Economy},
	231	+ volume = {114},
	232	+ number = {6},
	233	+ pages = {1069--1097},
	234	+ doi = {10.1086/508379}
	235	+}
	236	+
	237	+@article{engelhardt1998intergenerational,
	238	+ author = {Engelhardt, Gary V. and Mayer, Christopher J.},
	239	+ title = {Intergenerational Transfers, Borrowing Constraints, and Saving Behavior: Evidence from the Housing Market},
	240	+ year = {1998},
	241	+ journal = {Journal of Urban Economics},
	242	+ volume = {44},
	243	+ number = {1},
	244	+ pages = {135--157},
	245	+ doi = {10.1006/juec.1997.2064}
	246	+}
	247	+
	248	+@article{fagereng2021why,
	249	+ author = {Fagereng, Andreas and Mogstad, Magne and R{\o}nning, Marte},
	250	+ title = {Why Do Wealthy Parents Have Wealthy Children?},
	251	+ year = {2021},
	252	+ journal = {Journal of Political Economy},
	253	+ volume = {129},
	254	+ number = {3},
	255	+ pages = {703--756},
	256	+ doi = {10.1086/712446}
	257	+}
	258	+
	259	+@article{favilukis2017macroeconomic,
	260	+ author = {Favilukis, Jack and Ludvigson, Sydney C. and Van Nieuwerburgh, Stijn},
	261	+ title = {The Macroeconomic Effects of Housing Wealth, Housing Finance, and Limited Risk Sharing in General Equilibrium},
	262	+ year = {2017},
	263	+ journal = {Journal of Political Economy},
	264	+ volume = {125},
	265	+ number = {1},
	266	+ pages = {140--223},
	267	+ doi = {10.1086/689606}
	268	+}
	269	+
	270	+@article{favilukis2023affordable,
	271	+ author = {Favilukis, Jack and Mabille, Pierre and Van Nieuwerburgh, Stijn},
	272	+ title = {Affordable Housing and City Welfare},
	273	+ year = {2023},
	274	+ journal = {Review of Economic Studies},
	275	+ volume = {90},
	276	+ number = {1},
	277	+ pages = {293--330},
	278	+ doi = {10.1093/restud/rdac024}
	279	+}
	280	+
	281	+@article{fisher1933debt,
	282	+ author = {Fisher, Irving},
	283	+ title = {The Debt-Deflation Theory of Great Depressions},
	284	+ year = {1933},
	285	+ journal = {Econometrica},
	286	+ volume = {1},
	287	+ number = {4},
	288	+ pages = {337--357},
	289	+ doi = {10.2307/1907327}
	290	+}
	291	+
	292	+@article{floetotto2016government,
	293	+ author = {Floetotto, Max and Kirker, Michael and Stroebel, Johannes},
	294	+ title = {Government Intervention in the Housing Market: Who Wins, Who Loses?},
	295	+ year = {2016},
	296	+ journal = {Journal of Monetary Economics},
	297	+ volume = {80},
	298	+ pages = {106--123},
	299	+ doi = {10.1016/j.jmoneco.2016.04.005}
	300	+}
	301	+
	302	+@article{gabaix2016dynamics,
	303	+ author = {Gabaix, Xavier and Lasry, Jean-Michel and Lions, Pierre-Louis and Moll, Benjamin},
	304	+ title = {The Dynamics of Inequality},
	305	+ year = {2016},
	306	+ journal = {Econometrica},
	307	+ volume = {84},
	308	+ number = {6},
	309	+ pages = {2071--2111},
	310	+ doi = {10.3982/ECTA13569}
	311	+}
	312	+
	313	+@article{garriga2017mortgages,
	314	+ author = {Garriga, Carlos and Kydland, Finn E. and {\v{S}}ustek, Roman},
	315	+ title = {Mortgages and Monetary Policy},
	316	+ year = {2017},
	317	+ journal = {Review of Financial Studies},
	318	+ volume = {30},
	319	+ number = {10},
	320	+ pages = {3337--3375},
	321	+ doi = {10.1093/rfs/hhx043}
	322	+}
	323	+
	324	+@article{gervais2002housing,
	325	+ author = {Gervais, Martin},
	326	+ title = {Housing Taxation and Capital Accumulation},
	327	+ year = {2002},
	328	+ journal = {Journal of Monetary Economics},
	329	+ volume = {49},
	330	+ number = {7},
	331	+ pages = {1461--1489},
	332	+ doi = {10.1016/S0304-3932(02)00172-1}
	333	+}
	334	+
	335	+@article{gete2018mortgage,
	336	+ author = {Gete, Pedro and Reher, Michael},
	337	+ title = {Mortgage Supply and Housing Rents},
	338	+ year = {2018},
	339	+ journal = {Review of Financial Studies},
	340	+ volume = {31},
	341	+ number = {12},
	342	+ pages = {4884--4911},
	343	+ doi = {10.1093/rfs/hhx145}
	344	+}
	345	+
	346	+@article{glaeser2018economic,
	347	+ author = {Glaeser, Edward and Gyourko, Joseph},
	348	+ title = {The Economic Implications of Housing Supply},
	349	+ year = {2018},
	350	+ journal = {Journal of Economic Perspectives},
	351	+ volume = {32},
	352	+ number = {1},
	353	+ pages = {3--30},
	354	+ doi = {10.1257/jep.32.1.3}
	355	+}
	356	+
	357	+@techreport{godbout2025how,
	358	+ author = {Godbout, Claudia and Su, Adam and Xu, Yang},
	359	+ title = {How Will Mortgage Payments Change at Renewal? An Updated Analysis},
	360	+ year = {2025},
	361	+ institution = {Bank of Canada},
	362	+ type = {Bank of Canada Staff Analytical Note},
	363	+ number = {2025-21},
	364	+ doi = {10.34989/san-2025-21}
	365	+}
	366	+
	367	+@article{greenwald2025do,
	368	+ author = {Greenwald, Daniel L. and Guren, Adam},
	369	+ title = {Do Credit Conditions Move House Prices?},
	370	+ year = {2025},
	371	+ journal = {American Economic Review},
	372	+ volume = {115},
	373	+ number = {10},
	374	+ pages = {3559--3596},
	375	+ doi = {10.1257/aer.20211715}
	376	+}
	377	+
	378	+@article{grossmann2021distributional,
	379	+ author = {Grossmann, Volker and Larin, Benjamin and L{\"o}fflad, Hans Torben and Steger, Thomas},
	380	+ title = {Distributional Consequences of Surging Housing Rents},
	381	+ year = {2021},
	382	+ journal = {Journal of Economic Theory},
	383	+ volume = {196},
	384	+ pages = {105275},
	385	+ doi = {10.1016/j.jet.2021.105275}
	386	+}
	387	+
	388	+@article{guiso2002private,
	389	+ author = {Guiso, Luigi and Jappelli, Tullio},
	390	+ title = {Private Transfers, Borrowing Constraints, and Timing of Homeownership},
	391	+ year = {2002},
	392	+ journal = {Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking},
	393	+ volume = {34},
	394	+ number = {2},
	395	+ pages = {315--339},
	396	+ doi = {10.1353/mcb.2002.0039}
	397	+}
	398	+
	399	+@article{guren2021mortgage,
	400	+ author = {Guren, Adam M. and Krishnamurthy, Arvind and McQuade, Timothy J.},
	401	+ title = {Mortgage Design in an Equilibrium Model of the Housing Market},
	402	+ year = {2021},
	403	+ journal = {Journal of Finance},
	404	+ volume = {76},
	405	+ number = {1},
	406	+ pages = {113--168},
	407	+ doi = {10.1111/jofi.12963}
	408	+}
	409	+
	410	+@article{gyourko2013superstar,
	411	+ author = {Gyourko, Joseph and Mayer, Christopher and Sinai, Todd},
	412	+ title = {Superstar Cities},
	413	+ year = {2013},
	414	+ journal = {American Economic Journal: Economic Policy},
	415	+ volume = {5},
	416	+ number = {4},
	417	+ pages = {167--199},
	418	+ doi = {10.1257/pol.5.4.167}
	419	+}
	420	+
	421	+@article{halket2014saving,
	422	+ author = {Halket, Jonathan and Vasudev, Santhanagopalan},
	423	+ title = {Saving Up or Settling Down: Home Ownership over the Life Cycle},
	424	+ year = {2014},
	425	+ journal = {Review of Economic Dynamics},
	426	+ volume = {17},
	427	+ number = {2},
	428	+ pages = {345--366},
	429	+ doi = {10.1016/j.red.2013.06.002}
	430	+}
	431	+
	432	+@article{halket2015homeownership,
	433	+ author = {Halket, Jonathan and Pignatti Morano di Custoza, Matteo},
	434	+ title = {Homeownership and the Scarcity of Rentals},
	435	+ year = {2015},
	436	+ journal = {Journal of Monetary Economics},
	437	+ volume = {76},
	438	+ pages = {107--123},
	439	+ doi = {10.1016/j.jmoneco.2015.08.003}
	440	+}
	441	+
	442	+@article{henderson1983model,
	443	+ author = {Henderson, J. Vernon and Ioannides, Yannis M.},
	444	+ title = {A Model of Housing Tenure Choice},
	445	+ year = {1983},
	446	+ journal = {American Economic Review},
	447	+ volume = {73},
	448	+ number = {1},
	449	+ pages = {98--113},
	450	+ url = {https://ideas.repec.org/a/aea/aecrev/v73y1983i1p98-113.html}
	451	+}
	452	+
	453	+@techreport{hou2010homeownership,
	454	+ author = {Hou, Feng},
	455	+ title = {Homeownership over the Life Course of {Canadians}: Evidence from {Canadian} Censuses of Population},
	456	+ year = {2010},
	457	+ institution = {Statistics Canada},
	458	+ type = {Statistics Canada Analytical Studies Branch Research Paper 325},
	459	+ number = {325},
	460	+ url = {https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/11f0019m/11f0019m2010325-eng.htm}
	461	+}
	462	+
	463	+@article{huggett1996wealth,
	464	+ author = {Huggett, Mark},
	465	+ title = {Wealth Distribution in Life-Cycle Economies},
	466	+ year = {1996},
	467	+ journal = {Journal of Monetary Economics},
	468	+ volume = {38},
	469	+ number = {3},
	470	+ pages = {469--494},
	471	+ doi = {10.1016/S0304-3932(96)01291-3}
	472	+}
	473	+
	474	+@article{iacoviello2005house,
	475	+ author = {Iacoviello, Matteo},
	476	+ title = {House Prices, Borrowing Constraints, and Monetary Policy in the Business Cycle},
	477	+ year = {2005},
	478	+ journal = {American Economic Review},
	479	+ volume = {95},
	480	+ number = {3},
	481	+ pages = {739--764},
	482	+ doi = {10.1257/0002828054201477}
	483	+}
	484	+
	485	+@article{iacoviello2013housing,
	486	+ author = {Iacoviello, Matteo and Pavan, Marina},
	487	+ title = {Housing and Debt over the Life Cycle and over the Business Cycle},
	488	+ year = {2013},
	489	+ journal = {Journal of Monetary Economics},
	490	+ volume = {60},
	491	+ number = {2},
	492	+ pages = {221--238},
	493	+ doi = {10.1016/j.jmoneco.2012.10.020}
	494	+}
	495	+
	496	+@article{kaas2021low,
	497	+ author = {Kaas, Leo and Kocharkov, Georgi and Preugschat, Edgar and Siassi, Nawid},
	498	+ title = {Low Homeownership in {Germany}---A Quantitative Exploration},
	499	+ year = {2021},
	500	+ journal = {Journal of the European Economic Association},
	501	+ volume = {19},
	502	+ number = {1},
	503	+ pages = {128--164},
	504	+ doi = {10.1093/jeea/jvaa004}
	505	+}
	506	+
	507	+@article{kaplan2020housing,
	508	+ author = {Kaplan, Greg and Mitman, Kurt and Violante, Giovanni L.},
	509	+ title = {The Housing Boom and Bust: Model Meets Evidence},
	510	+ year = {2020},
	511	+ journal = {Journal of Political Economy},
	512	+ volume = {128},
	513	+ number = {9},
	514	+ pages = {3285--3345},
	515	+ doi = {10.1086/708816}
	516	+}
	517	+
	518	+@techreport{kartashova2020how,
	519	+ author = {Kartashova, Katya and Zhou, Xiaoqing},
	520	+ title = {How Do Mortgage Rate Resets Affect Consumer Spending and Debt Repayment? Evidence from {Canadian} Consumers},
	521	+ year = {2020},
	522	+ institution = {Bank of Canada},
	523	+ type = {Bank of Canada Staff Working Paper},
	524	+ number = {2020-18},
	525	+ doi = {10.34989/swp-2020-18}
	526	+}
	527	+
	528	+@article{kiyotaki1997credit,
	529	+ author = {Kiyotaki, Nobuhiro and Moore, John},
	530	+ title = {Credit Cycles},
	531	+ year = {1997},
	532	+ journal = {Journal of Political Economy},
	533	+ volume = {105},
	534	+ number = {2},
	535	+ pages = {211--248},
	536	+ doi = {10.1086/262072}
	537	+}
	538	+
	539	+@article{kiyotaki2011winners,
	540	+ author = {Kiyotaki, Nobuhiro and Michaelides, Alexander and Nikolov, Kalin},
	541	+ title = {Winners and Losers in Housing Markets},
	542	+ year = {2011},
	543	+ journal = {Journal of Money, Credit and Banking},
	544	+ volume = {43},
	545	+ number = {2--3},
	546	+ pages = {255--296},
	547	+ doi = {10.1111/j.1538-4616.2011.00374.x}
	548	+}
	549	+
	550	+@article{knoll2017no,
	551	+ author = {Knoll, Katharina and Schularick, Moritz and Steger, Thomas},
	552	+ title = {No Price Like Home: Global House Prices, 1870--2012},
	553	+ year = {2017},
	554	+ journal = {American Economic Review},
	555	+ volume = {107},
	556	+ number = {2},
	557	+ pages = {331--353},
	558	+ doi = {10.1257/aer.20150501}
	559	+}
	560	+
	561	+@article{kuhn2020income,
	562	+ author = {Kuhn, Moritz and Schularick, Moritz and Steins, Ulrike I.},
	563	+ title = {Income and Wealth Inequality in {America}, 1949--2016},
	564	+ year = {2020},
	565	+ journal = {Journal of Political Economy},
	566	+ volume = {128},
	567	+ number = {9},
	568	+ pages = {3469--3519},
	569	+ doi = {10.1086/708815}
	570	+}
	571	+
	572	+@article{linneman1989impacts,
	573	+ author = {Linneman, Peter and Wachter, Susan},
	574	+ title = {The Impacts of Borrowing Constraints on Homeownership},
	575	+ year = {1989},
	576	+ journal = {Real Estate Economics},
	577	+ volume = {17},
	578	+ number = {4},
	579	+ pages = {389--402},
	580	+ doi = {10.1111/1540-6229.00499}
	581	+}
	582	+
	583	+@article{meh2010aggregate,
	584	+ author = {Meh, C{\'e}saire A. and R{\'i}os-Rull, Jos{\'e}-V{\'i}ctor and Terajima, Yaz},
	585	+ title = {Aggregate and Welfare Effects of Redistribution of Wealth under Inflation and Price-Level Targeting},
	586	+ year = {2010},
	587	+ journal = {Journal of Monetary Economics},
	588	+ volume = {57},
	589	+ number = {6},
	590	+ pages = {637--652},
	591	+ doi = {10.1016/j.jmoneco.2010.05.001}
	592	+}
	593	+
	594	+@article{meh2011inflation,
	595	+ author = {Meh, C{\'e}saire A. and Terajima, Yaz},
	596	+ title = {Inflation, Nominal Portfolios, and Wealth Redistribution in {Canada}},
	597	+ year = {2011},
	598	+ journal = {Canadian Journal of Economics},
	599	+ volume = {44},
	600	+ number = {4},
	601	+ pages = {1369--1402},
	602	+ doi = {10.1111/j.1540-5982.2011.01678.x}
	603	+}
	604	+
	605	+@article{mian2011house,
	606	+ author = {Mian, Atif and Sufi, Amir},
	607	+ title = {House Prices, Home Equity-Based Borrowing, and the {US} Household Leverage Crisis},
	608	+ year = {2011},
	609	+ journal = {American Economic Review},
	610	+ volume = {101},
	611	+ number = {5},
	612	+ pages = {2132--2156},
	613	+ doi = {10.1257/aer.101.5.2132}
	614	+}
	615	+
	616	+@misc{mirdamadi2023parents,
	617	+ author = {Mirdamadi, Michael and Khalid, Aisha},
	618	+ title = {Parents and Children in the {Canadian} Housing Market: Does Parental Property Ownership Increase the Likelihood of Homeownership for their Adult Children?},
	619	+ year = {2023},
	620	+ howpublished= {Statistics Canada, Housing Statistics in Canada, Catalogue 46-28-0001},
	621	+ url = {https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/46-28-0001/2023001/article/00004-eng.htm}
	622	+}
	623	+
	624	+@article{nakajima2020home,
	625	+ author = {Nakajima, Makoto and Telyukova, Irina A.},
	626	+ title = {Home Equity in Retirement},
	627	+ year = {2020},
	628	+ journal = {International Economic Review},
	629	+ volume = {61},
	630	+ number = {2},
	631	+ pages = {573--616},
	632	+ doi = {10.1111/iere.12435}
	633	+}
	634	+
	635	+@article{nekoei2023how,
	636	+ author = {Nekoei, Arash and Seim, David},
	637	+ title = {How Do Inheritances Shape Wealth Inequality? Theory and Evidence from {Sweden}},
	638	+ year = {2023},
	639	+ journal = {Review of Economic Studies},
	640	+ volume = {90},
	641	+ number = {1},
	642	+ pages = {463--498},
	643	+ doi = {10.1093/restud/rdac016}
	644	+}
	645	+
	646	+@article{ortalomagne2006housing,
	647	+ author = {Ortalo-Magn{\'e}, Fran{\c{c}}ois and Rady, Sven},
	648	+ title = {Housing Market Dynamics: On the Contribution of Income Shocks and Credit Constraints},
	649	+ year = {2006},
	650	+ journal = {Review of Economic Studies},
	651	+ volume = {73},
	652	+ number = {2},
	653	+ pages = {459--485},
	654	+ doi = {10.1111/j.1467-937X.2006.383_1.x}
	655	+}
	656	+
	657	+@article{pallotti2024who,
	658	+ author = {Pallotti, Filippo and Paz-Pardo, Gonzalo and Slacalek, Jiri and Tristani, Oreste and Violante, Giovanni L.},
	659	+ title = {Who Bears the Costs of Inflation? Euro Area Households and the 2021--2023 Shock},
	660	+ year = {2024},
	661	+ journal = {Journal of Monetary Economics},
	662	+ volume = {148},
	663	+ pages = {103671},
	664	+ doi = {10.1016/j.jmoneco.2024.103671}
	665	+}
	666	+
	667	+@article{pazpardo2024homeownership,
	668	+ author = {Paz-Pardo, Gonzalo},
	669	+ title = {Homeownership and Portfolio Choice over the Generations},
	670	+ year = {2024},
	671	+ journal = {American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics},
	672	+ volume = {16},
	673	+ number = {1},
	674	+ pages = {207--237},
	675	+ doi = {10.1257/mac.20200473}
	676	+}
	677	+
	678	+@incollection{piazzesi2016housing,
	679	+ author = {Piazzesi, Monika and Schneider, Martin},
	680	+ title = {Housing and Macroeconomics},
	681	+ year = {2016},
	682	+ booktitle = {Handbook of Macroeconomics},
	683	+ publisher = {Elsevier},
	684	+ volume = {2},
	685	+ pages = {1547--1640},
	686	+ doi = {10.1016/bs.hesmac.2016.06.003}
	687	+}
	688	+
	689	+@article{piketty2014capital,
	690	+ author = {Piketty, Thomas and Zucman, Gabriel},
	691	+ title = {Capital is Back: Wealth-Income Ratios in Rich Countries 1700--2010},
	692	+ year = {2014},
	693	+ journal = {Quarterly Journal of Economics},
	694	+ volume = {129},
	695	+ number = {3},
	696	+ pages = {1255--1310},
	697	+ doi = {10.1093/qje/qju018}
	698	+}
	699	+
	700	+@article{rognlie2015deciphering,
	701	+ author = {Rognlie, Matthew},
	702	+ title = {Deciphering the Fall and Rise in the Net Capital Share: Accumulation or Scarcity?},
	703	+ year = {2015},
	704	+ journal = {Brookings Papers on Economic Activity},
	705	+ volume = {2015},
	706	+ number = {1},
	707	+ pages = {1--69},
	708	+ doi = {10.1353/eca.2016.0002}
	709	+}
	710	+
	711	+@article{saiz2010geographic,
	712	+ author = {Saiz, Albert},
	713	+ title = {The Geographic Determinants of Housing Supply},
	714	+ year = {2010},
	715	+ journal = {Quarterly Journal of Economics},
	716	+ volume = {125},
	717	+ number = {3},
	718	+ pages = {1253--1296},
	719	+ doi = {10.1162/qjec.2010.125.3.1253}
	720	+}
	721	+
	722	+@article{samuelson1958exact,
	723	+ author = {Samuelson, Paul A.},
	724	+ title = {An Exact Consumption-Loan Model of Interest with or without the Social Contrivance of Money},
	725	+ year = {1958},
	726	+ journal = {Journal of Political Economy},
	727	+ volume = {66},
	728	+ number = {6},
	729	+ pages = {467--482},
	730	+ doi = {10.1086/258100}
	731	+}
	732	+
	733	+@article{sommer2013equilibrium,
	734	+ author = {Sommer, Kamila and Sullivan, Paul and Verbrugge, Randal},
	735	+ title = {The Equilibrium Effect of Fundamentals on House Prices and Rents},
	736	+ year = {2013},
	737	+ journal = {Journal of Monetary Economics},
	738	+ volume = {60},
	739	+ number = {7},
	740	+ pages = {854--870},
	741	+ doi = {10.1016/j.jmoneco.2013.04.017}
	742	+}
	743	+
	744	+@article{sommer2018implications,
	745	+ author = {Sommer, Kamila and Sullivan, Paul},
	746	+ title = {Implications of {US} Tax Policy for House Prices, Rents, and Homeownership},
	747	+ year = {2018},
	748	+ journal = {American Economic Review},
	749	+ volume = {108},
	750	+ number = {2},
	751	+ pages = {241--274},
	752	+ doi = {10.1257/aer.20141751}
	753	+}
	754	+
	755	+@misc{statcan2024survey,
	756	+ author = {{Statistics Canada}},
	757	+ title = {Survey of Financial Security, 2023},
	758	+ year = {2024},
	759	+ howpublished= {The Daily, 29 October 2024},
	760	+ url = {https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/241029/dq241029a-eng.htm}
	761	+}
	762	+
	763	+@article{stein1995prices,
	764	+ author = {Stein, Jeremy C.},
	765	+ title = {Prices and Trading Volume in the Housing Market: A Model with Down-Payment Effects},
	766	+ year = {1995},
	767	+ journal = {Quarterly Journal of Economics},
	768	+ volume = {110},
	769	+ number = {2},
	770	+ pages = {379--406},
	771	+ doi = {10.2307/2118444}
	772	+}
	773	+

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	1	+# WP18 — Sources inaccessibles, non identifiées ou écartées (Phase 1)
	2	+
	3	+Date : 2026-10-20. Règle (REVISION-PROTOCOLE) : zéro référence non vérifiée dans `paper/references.bib`. Tout ce qui figure ici est absent du `.bib` et de `literature_matrix.csv`, sauf mention contraire.
	4	+
	5	+## A. Sources mentionnées dans le brief mais non identifiées ou non vérifiables
	6	+
	7	+\| Source demandée \| Recherche effectuée \| Résultat \| Décision \|
	8	+\|---\|---\|---\|---\|
	9	+\| « Uzeda » (Banque du Canada, hypothèques à taux fixe 5 ans) \| WebSearch « Uzeda Bank of Canada housing mortgage staff paper » ; profil CEPR \| Luis Uzeda est chercheur principal à la Banque du Canada (macroéconométrie bayésienne) ; aucun papier sur le logement ou les hypothèques trouvé \| Non cité ; à redemander à l'auteur (titre exact ?) \|
	10	+\| « Alexander & Bazel » \| WebSearch « Alexander Bazel housing Canada mortgage intergenerational » \| Aucun résultat correspondant (ni Crossref, ni BoC, ni publications.gc.ca) \| Non cité ; titre/année à fournir \|
	11	+\| Muellbauer, St-Amant & Williams (2015), « Credit Conditions and Consumption, House Prices and Debt: What Makes Canada Different? », BoC SWP 2015-40 \| DOI 10.34989/swp-2015-40 résolu vers `oar-rao.bank-banque-canada.ca/record/6599` (page vide, 202 sans contenu) ; PDF `swp2015-40.pdf` → 404 ; Crossref (préfixe 10.34989) non indexé \| Existence attestée par le DOI et un listing INET Oxford, mais titre/auteurs non confirmés sur une page éditeur \| Écarté (non vérifié au sens du protocole) ; à réessayer en Phase 3 pour la calibration canadienne \|
	12	+\| Xu, Shaofeng (2013), « An Equilibrium Analysis of the Rise in House Prices and Mortgage Debt », BoC WP 2013-9 \| Page BoC `2013/03/working-paper-2013-9` → 404 ; publications.gc.ca listing seulement \| Non vérifié \| Écarté \|
	13	+\| Nuño & Thomas, « Optimal Monetary Policy with Heterogeneous Agents » \| Crossref : seule la version SSRN 2016/2019 (10.2139/ssrn.2856271) ; aucune version publiée trouvée (filtre REStud négatif) \| Statut de publication incertain \| Écarté (marginal pour WP18) \|
	14	+\| Kindermann & Kohls, « Rental Markets and Wealth Inequality in the Euro Area » (WP) \| Crossref : aucun enregistrement \| Non vérifié \| Écarté \|
	15	+\| Gornemann, Kuester & Nakajima, « Doves for the Rich, Hawks for the Poor? » \| Crossref : IFDP 2016-1167 (10.17016/ifdp.2016.1167) vérifié \| Vérifié mais périphérique (pas de logement) \| Écarté du .bib, disponible si besoin \|
	16	+\| Henderson & Ioannides (1983) AER 73(1) 98–113 \| Pas de DOI Crossref (AER 1983) ; vérifié via RePEc/IDEAS \| Conservé dans le .bib avec URL IDEAS (pas de DOI) \| — \|
	17	+\| Diamond (1965) AER 55(5) 1126–1150 \| Pas de DOI Crossref ; PDF officiel AEA (assets.aeaweb.org/top20) \| Conservé avec URL AEA \| — \|
	18	+\| Haurin, Hendershott & Wachter (1997), J. Housing Research 8(2) \| Crossref ne renvoie que la version NBER w5630 (10.3386/w5630) ; revue sans DOI \| Vérifiable seulement comme NBER WP \| Écarté (Linneman & Wachter 1989 couvre le point) \|
	19	+\| Bartscher, Kuhn, Schularick & Steins, « Modigliani Meets Minsky » \| Crossref SSRN 10.2139/ssrn.3601951 ; CV Schularick : toujours « working paper » \| Vérifié (WP) mais périphérique \| Écarté du .bib \|
	20	+
	21	+## B. Références vérifiées (Crossref + DOI) mais écartées comme périphériques (JSON brut conservé dans `research/verification/`)
	22	+
	23	+Ces 26 références peuvent être réintégrées sans nouvelle vérification de métadonnées si une section du papier le requiert :
	24	+
	25	+- `aladangady2017housing`
	26	+- `bartscher2020modigliani`
	27	+- `baumsnow2024microgeography`
	28	+- `benhabib2019wealth`
	29	+- `beraja2019regional`
	30	+- `berger2018house`
	31	+- `boar2022liquidity`
	32	+- `castaneda2003accounting`
	33	+- `chambers2009loan`
	34	+- `cocco2005portfolio`
	35	+- `davis2015housing`
	36	+- `denardi2017saving`
	37	+- `diaz2008user`
	38	+- `elinder2018inheritance`
	39	+- `garriga2020mortgage`
	40	+- `garriga2021monk`
	41	+- `glaeser2006urban`
	42	+- `hilber2016impact`
	43	+- `hubmer2021sources`
	44	+- `jorda2016great`
	45	+- `justiniano2019credit`
	46	+- `kaplan2014model`
	47	+- `krusell1998income`
	48	+- `lee2020role`
	49	+- `piketty2011long`
	50	+- `sheedy2014debt`
	51	+
	52	+## C. Pages dont le résumé n'a pas pu être lu (métadonnées vérifiées par Crossref ; contribution résumée de mémoire, signalé dans la matrice)
	53	+
	54	+- Grossmann, Larin, Löfflad & Steger (2021, JET) — ScienceDirect 403 ; IDEAS 404.
	55	+- Borri & Reichlin (2021, RED) — ScienceDirect 403 ; IDEAS (mauvais identifiant).
	56	+- Benetton, Kudlyak & Mondragon (2022, SSRN) — SSRN 403 ; pages Fed Richmond/SF 404.
	57	+- Kuhn, Schularick & Steins (2020, JPE) — journals.uchicago.edu 403 ; IDEAS 404.
	58	+- Hubmer, Krusell & Smith (2021) — écarté (périphérique).
	59	+- Kaplan, Mitman & Violante (2020) — résumé lu sur la page NBER w23694 (version WP) ; métadonnées JPE vérifiées par Crossref.
	60	+
	61	+## D. Outils indisponibles pendant la session
	62	+
	63	+- Serveur MCP `openalex` : connexion fermée (CONNECTION_CLOSED) — aucune recherche OpenAlex possible ; la couverture des working papers 2025–2026 sur l'intersection exacte (héritage × seuil d'accession × inflation × offre) est donc moins exhaustive que pour la littérature publiée. À refaire avant la rédaction (Phase 4).
	64	+- Accès SSRN et ScienceDirect bloqués (403) pour la lecture des résumés ; Crossref et doi.org accessibles.

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	1	+key,authors,year,title,journal,doi_url,model,method,findings,limitations,relevance_to_wp18,overlap,verified_via
	2	+kiyotaki1997credit,"Kiyotaki, Nobuhiro and Moore, John",1997,Credit Cycles,Journal of Political Economy,https://doi.org/10.1086/262072,Dynamic GE with durable collateral (land) and credit-constrained entrepreneurs,Analytical theory,Collateral constraints create a two-way feedback between asset prices and borrowing capacity that amplifies and propagates shocks,"No households, no housing tenure, no nominal debt, no inequality",Foundational amplification mechanism behind leverage feedback in contribution (i),Mechanism only; WP18 applies it to owner-renter wealth distribution,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	3	+iacoviello2005house,"Iacoviello, Matteo",2005,"House Prices, Borrowing Constraints, and Monetary Policy in the Business Cycle",American Economic Review,https://doi.org/10.1257/0002828054201477,New Keynesian DSGE with housing collateral constraints and nominal debt (patient/impatient households),"Estimated DSGE, impulse responses",Nominal debt plus collateral constraints amplify demand shocks; debt deflation transfers from borrowers to lenders dampens responses to inflation shocks,"Representative patient/impatient agents, no tenure choice, no wealth distribution",Canonical nominal-debt + collateral channel; WP18 keeps the Fisher effect but in a heterogeneous OLG setting,Mechanism shared; no intergenerational or distributional analysis,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	4	+kaplan2020housing,"Kaplan, Greg and Mitman, Kurt and Violante, Giovanni L.",2020,The Housing Boom and Bust: Model Meets Evidence,Journal of Political Economy,https://doi.org/10.1086/708816,"Quantitative life-cycle heterogeneous-household GE with rental market, long-term mortgages, tenure choice","Calibrated GE simulation of aggregate shocks (income, credit, beliefs)","Belief shifts drive prices and rents; credit conditions move homeownership, leverage and foreclosures but not prices; rental market and long-term mortgages alleviate constraints","Focus on boom-bust and consumption; no inheritance heterogeneity, no inflation experiments, no Canada","Closest quantitative framework to WP18 (tenure, rental sector, long-term mortgages); shows credit relaxation changes ownership but not prices under elastic rental supply","High on model structure; WP18 differs by bequest heterogeneity, surprise inflation and supply elasticity comparative statics",Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	5	+garriga2017mortgages,"Garriga, Carlos and Kydland, Finn E. and vSustek, Roman",2017,Mortgages and Monetary Policy,Review of Financial Studies,https://doi.org/10.1093/rfs/hhx043,"GE with long-term nominal mortgages (FRM vs ARM), incomplete markets, homeowner-borrowers and lenders","Calibrated GE, monetary policy experiments",Monetary policy transmits through new-mortgage pricing and the real burden of existing nominal debt; persistent inflation benefits FRM borrowers over time but hurts ARM borrowers immediately; effects stronger under ARM,"Two-agent structure; no tenure choice, no bequests, no wealth distribution",Direct precedent for contribution (iii): FRM versus ARM under inflation in GE,"High on the inflation-contract mechanism; WP18 adds renters, ownership entry and intergenerational persistence",Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	6	+guren2021mortgage,"Guren, Adam M. and Krishnamurthy, Arvind and McQuade, Timothy J.",2021,Mortgage Design in an Equilibrium Model of the Housing Market,Journal of Finance,https://doi.org/10.1111/jofi.12963,Quantitative equilibrium life-cycle model with mortgage design choices,Calibrated simulation,Countercyclical-payment mortgages (FRM with ARM conversion option) reduce default and price declines several-fold relative to standard FRM,"Focus on macro stabilisation, not inequality; no inflation surprises",Mortgage-contract design dimension of contribution (iv),Low-medium,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	7	+campbell2003household,"Campbell, John Y. and Cocco, Jo~ao F.",2003,Household Risk Management and Optimal Mortgage Choice,Quarterly Journal of Economics,https://doi.org/10.1162/003355303322552847,Life-cycle partial-equilibrium model of FRM vs ARM choice with inflation and income risk,Numerical dynamic programming,"Nominal FRM carries wealth risk from inflation; ARM carries income risk; choice depends on risk aversion, mobility, income risk",Partial equilibrium; no housing price feedback or inequality,Household-level logic of FRM inflation risk used in WP18 owner problem,Low,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	8	+campbell2021structuring,"Campbell, John Y. and Clara, Nuno and Cocco, Jo~ao F.",2021,Structuring Mortgages for Macroeconomic Stability,Journal of Finance,https://doi.org/10.1111/jofi.13056,OLG borrowers + infinitely lived risk-averse lender; equilibrium mortgage pricing,Calibrated equilibrium,ARM with recession interest-only/extension option stabilises consumption and raises welfare at low cost to lender,"No tenure choice, no bequests, lender is representative","Shows how lender wealth and contract pricing respond in equilibrium, a feature CLAUDE.md requires WP18 to track",Low-medium,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	9	+mian2011house,"Mian, Atif and Sufi, Amir",2011,"House Prices, Home Equity-Based Borrowing, and the US Household Leverage Crisis",American Economic Review,https://doi.org/10.1257/aer.101.5.2132,Empirical,"Individual credit data, supply-elasticity instrument (Saiz)","Existing homeowners borrowed 25--30 cents per dollar of house price gain; borrowing concentrated among low-credit-score, high-utilisation households",US 2002--2006 only; no model,Evidence on the collateral channel and its heterogeneity; supply elasticity as instrument links to contribution (iv),None (empirical),"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	10	+favilukis2017macroeconomic,"Favilukis, Jack and Ludvigson, Sydney C. and Van Nieuwerburgh, Stijn",2017,"The Macroeconomic Effects of Housing Wealth, Housing Finance, and Limited Risk Sharing in General Equilibrium",Journal of Political Economy,https://doi.org/10.1086/689606,"OLG GE with aggregate and idiosyncratic risk, collateral constraints, heterogeneous bequest motives, endogenous interest rates and housing returns",Calibrated GE with aggregate risk,"Financial liberalisation produces a house price boom through a lower housing risk premium, not lower interest rates; realistic wealth distribution via bequest heterogeneity",No rental sector or tenure choice in the baseline; no nominal debt or inflation,Methodological benchmark for OLG GE with bequests and collateral; shows price feedback from credit through risk premia,Medium on contribution (i) (bequest heterogeneity + collateral + price feedback); no ownership threshold analysis,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	11	+kiyotaki2011winners,"Kiyotaki, Nobuhiro and Michaelides, Alexander and Nikolov, Kalin",2011,Winners and Losers in Housing Markets,"Journal of Money, Credit and Banking",https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1538-4616.2011.00374.x,"Life-cycle GE production economy with land and capital in real estate, owners and renters",Calibrated GE,"When the land share in house value is large, prices react strongly to productivity/interest shocks, redistributing between net buyers (young) and net sellers (old); financing constraints have limited price effects","No bequests, no nominal debt or inflation, no intergenerational persistence",Key precedent for contribution (iv): land scarcity governs price sensitivity and intergenerational redistribution,High on supply-scarcity/redistribution link; WP18 adds mortgage-contract and inheritance channels,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	12	+piazzesi2016housing,"Piazzesi, Monika and Schneider, Martin",2016,Housing and Macroeconomics,Handbook of Macroeconomics,https://doi.org/10.1016/bs.hesmac.2016.06.003,Survey,Survey,"Organises facts and models on housing, collateral, tenure, and macro transmission",Survey,Reference frame for section 4 of WP18,None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	13	+greenwald2025do,"Greenwald, Daniel L. and Guren, Adam",2025,Do Credit Conditions Move House Prices?,American Economic Review,https://doi.org/10.1257/aer.20211715,Housing model nesting segmented and unsegmented owner/rental markets with landlords,Estimated segmentation elasticity + calibrated model,Degree of owner/rental segmentation determines whether credit moves prices; credit standards explain 32--53% of the 2000s boom,US boom focus; no inheritance or inflation,Shows that the rental-market structure governs the price feedback in contribution (i),Medium: the segmentation parameter is a key modelling choice for WP18,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	14	+cloyne2020monetary,"Cloyne, James and Ferreira, Clodomiro and Surico, Paolo",2020,Monetary Policy when Households have Debt: New Evidence on the Transmission Mechanism,Review of Economic Studies,https://doi.org/10.1093/restud/rdy074,"Empirical (US, UK household surveys)",Local projections by tenure group,Consumption response to rates driven by mortgagors; outright owners do not adjust; renters adjust less,No structural model,Tenure heterogeneity in monetary transmission,None,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	15	+gete2018mortgage,"Gete, Pedro and Reher, Michael",2018,Mortgage Supply and Housing Rents,Review of Financial Studies,https://doi.org/10.1093/rfs/hhx145,Empirical + simple model,Bank-level credit supply shocks,Tighter mortgage supply raises rents and lowers homeownership by pushing households into renting,US post-2010,Evidence for the rental-market feedback of credit constraints central to contribution (i),None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	16	+fisher1933debt,"Fisher, Irving",1933,The Debt-Deflation Theory of Great Depressions,Econometrica,https://doi.org/10.2307/1907327,Verbal theory,Theory,Unexpected deflation raises the real burden of nominal debt,No formal model,Origin of the Fisher channel,None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	17	+doepke2006inflation,"Doepke, Matthias and Schneider, Martin",2006,Inflation and the Redistribution of Nominal Wealth,Journal of Political Economy,https://doi.org/10.1086/508379,Accounting framework of nominal positions by age and wealth; partial equilibrium,"Flow of funds + SCF, revaluation under inflation scenarios",Surprise inflation transfers from rich old bondholders (and foreigners) to young middle-class households with fixed-rate mortgages and to the government,"No GE price responses, no behavioural adjustment, no housing price endogeneity","Baseline for contribution (iii); WP18 asks whether these gains survive in GE with endogenous rents, house prices and lender wealth",High on the direct revaluation; WP18 adds GE and tenure-entry effects,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	18	+adam2016price,"Adam, Klaus and Zhu, Junyi",2016,Price-Level Changes and the Redistribution of Nominal Wealth across the Euro Area,Journal of the European Economic Association,https://doi.org/10.1111/jeea.12155,Accounting framework (HFCS + sectoral accounts),Revaluation of nominal positions,"Young middle-class households lose from deflation, older and richer gain; wealth inequality rises with unexpected deflation",No behavioural or GE response,Cross-country confirmation of the age/tenure pattern of nominal exposure,Medium (accounting only),Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	19	+auclert2019monetary,"Auclert, Adrien",2019,Monetary Policy and the Redistribution Channel,American Economic Review,https://doi.org/10.1257/aer.20160137,"Heterogeneous-agent model with sufficient statistics (unhedged interest rate exposure, Fisher channel, earnings heterogeneity)",Theory + micro calibration,Redistribution through Fisher and URE channels amplifies monetary transmission when losers have lower MPCs than winners,No housing/tenure structure or intergenerational dynamics,Provides the sufficient-statistic language for the Fisher channel WP18 will use in Proposition on inflation,Medium on (iii) mechanism; WP18 adds long-run ownership and wealth persistence,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	20	+meh2010aggregate,"Meh, Cesaire A. and Rios-Rull, Jose-Victor and Terajima, Yaz",2010,Aggregate and Welfare Effects of Redistribution of Wealth under Inflation and Price-Level Targeting,Journal of Monetary Economics,https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmoneco.2010.05.001,Heterogeneous-agent OLG GE with nominal positions (Bank of Canada),"Calibrated GE, 1% price-level surprise under IT vs PT","Redistribution and its aggregate/welfare effects are larger under inflation targeting; youngest, poorest and government gain",No explicit housing market or tenure choice,Canadian GE precedent for surprise-inflation redistribution; confirms GE matters,"High on (iii) in spirit; no housing, no ownership entry",Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	21	+meh2011inflation,"Meh, Cesaire A. and Terajima, Yaz",2011,"Inflation, Nominal Portfolios, and Wealth Redistribution in Canada",Canadian Journal of Economics,https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1540-5982.2011.01678.x,Accounting framework for Canada (nominal portfolios),Revaluation of nominal positions,"Main winners of inflation are young middle-class households with mortgage debt; the old, the rich and pension holders lose; Canada--US differences are substantial",No GE,Canadian calibration anchor for nominal exposures by age and tenure,Medium,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	22	+pallotti2024who,"Pallotti, Filippo and Paz-Pardo, Gonzalo and Slacalek, Jiri and Tristani, Oreste and Violante, Giovanni L.",2024,Who Bears the Costs of Inflation? Euro Area Households and the 2021--2023 Shock,Journal of Monetary Economics,https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmoneco.2024.103671,Welfare accounting of unexpected inflation channels,HFCS microdata + aggregates,"Nominal net positions drive heterogeneity; retirees lose up to 14% of triennial income, half of 25--44 year-olds gain; rigid rents hedge renters","Accounting, no GE","Recent evidence that owners with nominal debt gained and that rent rigidity matters for renters, a nuance WP18 must model",Medium,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	23	+saiz2010geographic,"Saiz, Albert",2010,The Geographic Determinants of Housing Supply,Quarterly Journal of Economics,https://doi.org/10.1162/qjec.2010.125.3.1253,Empirical,GIS land availability + regulation,Metropolitan housing supply elasticities are determined by geography and regulation; inelastic metros see higher prices,US metros,Empirical anchor for the supply elasticity parameter sweep in contribution (iv),None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	24	+gyourko2013superstar,"Gyourko, Joseph and Mayer, Christopher and Sinai, Todd",2013,Superstar Cities,American Economic Journal: Economic Policy,https://doi.org/10.1257/pol.5.4.167,Theory + empirics,Metro panel,Inelastic supply plus rising high-income demand generates persistent price divergence and sorting of the rich into scarce cities,US metros,Persistent price divergence under inelastic supply as a source of owner-renter wealth divergence,Low,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	25	+knoll2017no,"Knoll, Katharina and Schularick, Moritz and Steger, Thomas",2017,"No Price Like Home: Global House Prices, 1870--2012",American Economic Review,https://doi.org/10.1257/aer.20150501,Empirical long-run,14-country house price dataset + decomposition,Real house prices roughly constant until mid-20th century then tripled; about 80% of the increase is land prices,Aggregates,"Motivates land scarcity as the long-run driver of housing wealth, central to (iv)",None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	26	+glaeser2018economic,"Glaeser, Edward and Gyourko, Joseph",2018,The Economic Implications of Housing Supply,Journal of Economic Perspectives,https://doi.org/10.1257/jep.32.1.3,Survey,Survey,Supply restrictions raise prices above construction costs and reduce mobility and welfare,Survey,Framing for supply policy section,None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	27	+davis2007price,"Davis, Morris A. and Heathcote, Jonathan",2007,The Price and Quantity of Residential Land in the United States,Journal of Monetary Economics,https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmoneco.2007.06.023,Accounting + empirics,Land/structure decomposition,Land share of house value rose from 35% to over 45%; land prices drive house price volatility,US,Justifies modelling land as fixed factor in housing production,None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	28	+favilukis2023affordable,"Favilukis, Jack and Mabille, Pierre and Van Nieuwerburgh, Stijn",2023,Affordable Housing and City Welfare,Review of Economic Studies,https://doi.org/10.1093/restud/rdac024,"Dynamic stochastic spatial equilibrium with owners, renters, construction, incomplete markets",Calibrated to New York MSA,Affordability policies have insurance value but distort supply and labour; wealth inequality endogenous,City-level; no inheritance or inflation,"Shows how to endogenise rents, prices, construction and wealth inequality jointly",Medium (model architecture),Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	29	+grossmann2021distributional,"Grossmann, Volker and Larin, Benjamin and L""offlad, Hans Torben and Steger, Thomas",2021,Distributional Consequences of Surging Housing Rents,Journal of Economic Theory,https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jet.2021.105275,"Dynamic GE with land as fixed factor, owners/landlords and renters",Theory + calibration,Land scarcity with growth raises rents and house prices; redistributes from renters to landowners and raises wealth inequality,"Representative types; no bequest heterogeneity, no nominal debt (metadata verified; abstract not retrieved)",Closest theoretical treatment of land scarcity as a driver of owner-renter inequality (contribution iv),"High on the supply-scarcity inequality link; WP18 adds mortgage contracts, inflation and ownership entry","Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	30	+borri2021optimal,"Borri, Nicola and Reichlin, Pietro",2021,Optimal Taxation with Home Ownership and Wealth Inequality,Review of Economic Dynamics,https://doi.org/10.1016/j.red.2020.09.003,Heterogeneous-agent model with owners/renters and housing taxation,Theory + quantitative,Housing price appreciation widens wealth inequality between owners and renters; optimal taxation of housing analysed (metadata verified; abstract not retrieved),"No inflation, no inheritance process",Normative counterpart on owner-renter inequality,Medium,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	31	+rognlie2015deciphering,"Rognlie, Matthew",2015,Deciphering the Fall and Rise in the Net Capital Share: Accumulation or Scarcity?,Brookings Papers on Economic Activity,https://doi.org/10.1353/eca.2016.0002,Empirical/accounting,National accounts decomposition,Post-war rise in net capital share comes entirely from housing; scarcity rather than accumulation,Aggregates,Housing scarcity as the source of rising capital share motivates land-constrained supply,None,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	32	+henderson1983model,"Henderson, J. Vernon and Ioannides, Yannis M.",1983,A Model of Housing Tenure Choice,American Economic Review,https://ideas.repec.org/a/aea/aecrev/v73y1983i1p98-113.html,Static theory of tenure choice with rental externality,Theory,Owning dominates renting when the consumption demand exceeds investment demand; rental externality (maintenance) creates an ownership premium,"Static, no credit constraints",Origin of the owner-premium rationale for a rent-price wedge,Low,"RePEc/IDEAS (vol. 73(1), 98--113) ; pas de DOI Crossref pour les AER de 1983"
	33	+ortalomagne2006housing,"Ortalo-Magne, Franccois and Rady, Sven",2006,Housing Market Dynamics: On the Contribution of Income Shocks and Credit Constraints,Review of Economic Studies,https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-937X.2006.383_1.x,Life-cycle OLG with property ladder (starter/trade-up) and down-payment constraint,Analytical theory,Young households' ability to finance a down payment drives prices; income shocks cause overshooting; capital gains on starter homes relax constraints of existing owners,"No bequests, no inflation, no rental supply elasticity, stylised income",Direct analytical precedent for an ownership-entry threshold (contribution i) and path dependence (ii),"High: entry threshold via down-payment and price feedback; WP18 adds bequests, nominal debt, supply elasticity and GE wealth distribution",Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	34	+stein1995prices,"Stein, Jeremy C.",1995,Prices and Trading Volume in the Housing Market: A Model with Down-Payment Effects,Quarterly Journal of Economics,https://doi.org/10.2307/2118444,Static model with down-payment constraints and repeat buyers,Theory,Down-payment effects generate multiple equilibria and price-volume comovement,Static,Origin of multiple equilibria through down-payment feedback (contribution ii),Medium on multiplicity mechanism,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	35	+chambers2009accounting,"Chambers, Matthew and Garriga, Carlos and Schlagenhauf, Don E.",2009,Accounting for Changes in the Homeownership Rate,International Economic Review,https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-2354.2009.00544.x,"Quantitative GE OLG with housing, tenure choice and mortgage contracts",Calibrated GE,Mortgage innovation explains 56--70% of the 1994--2005 rise in homeownership; introduction of the FRM explains at least half of the post-1940 rise,"No bequest heterogeneity, no inflation surprises",Benchmark OLG GE for mortgage-contract effects on ownership (contribution iv),High on contract-to-ownership link; WP18 adds inheritance and inflation,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	36	+sommer2013equilibrium,"Sommer, Kamila and Sullivan, Paul and Verbrugge, Randal",2013,The Equilibrium Effect of Fundamentals on House Prices and Rents,Journal of Monetary Economics,https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmoneco.2013.04.017,"Dynamic equilibrium with endogenous prices and rents, owners/renters/landlords",Calibrated GE,"Lower rates, looser credit and higher income explain about half of the 1995--2006 rise in price-rent ratio",No bequests/inflation,Rental equilibrium template with endogenous rent-price ratio,Medium,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	37	+sommer2018implications,"Sommer, Kamila and Sullivan, Paul",2018,"Implications of US Tax Policy for House Prices, Rents, and Homeownership",American Economic Review,https://doi.org/10.1257/aer.20141751,"Dynamic GE housing model with progressive taxes, owners, renters, landlords",Calibrated GE policy experiment,"Removing the mortgage interest deduction lowers prices, raises homeownership and welfare","No bequests, no inflation","Shows GE price feedback can reverse partial-equilibrium intuition, a warning for all WP18 claims",Medium (architecture),Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	38	+iacoviello2013housing,"Iacoviello, Matteo and Pavan, Marina",2013,Housing and Debt over the Life Cycle and over the Business Cycle,Journal of Monetary Economics,https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmoneco.2012.10.020,"Quantitative GE life-cycle with housing, debt, down payments",Calibrated GE,Matches age profiles of ownership and debt; lower down payments and higher income risk reduce housing volatility,No bequest heterogeneity or inflation,Life-cycle debt and ownership profiles benchmark,Medium,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	39	+gervais2002housing,"Gervais, Martin",2002,Housing Taxation and Capital Accumulation,Journal of Monetary Economics,https://doi.org/10.1016/S0304-3932(02)00172-1,OLG GE with owners/renters and down-payment constraint,Calibrated GE,Tax treatment of housing distorts tenure and capital accumulation,No inheritance or inflation,Early OLG GE with tenure and down payment,Medium,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	40	+diaz2010wealth,"Diaz, Antonia and Luengo-Prado, Maria Jose",2010,The Wealth Distribution with Durable Goods,International Economic Review,https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-2354.2009.00574.x,"Incomplete-markets model with housing as durable, collateral and transaction costs",Calibrated,Housing raises measured wealth inequality concentration patterns; collateral constraints matter for the bottom of the distribution,"Infinite horizon, no bequests",Housing and the shape of the wealth distribution,Medium,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	41	+halket2014saving,"Halket, Jonathan and Vasudev, Santhanagopalan",2014,Saving Up or Settling Down: Home Ownership over the Life Cycle,Review of Economic Dynamics,https://doi.org/10.1016/j.red.2013.06.002,"Life-cycle model with mobility, tenure and down payment",Calibrated,Mobility and down-payment saving jointly explain the age profile of ownership,Partial equilibrium,Saving-for-down-payment behaviour before the ownership threshold,Medium,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	42	+halket2015homeownership,"Halket, Jonathan and Pignatti Morano di Custoza, Matteo",2015,Homeownership and the Scarcity of Rentals,Journal of Monetary Economics,https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmoneco.2015.08.003,Competitive search model of rental market with private information on tenure duration,Theory + listing data,Rental scarcity for long-stay households raises ownership; ownership higher where rents are low relative to prices but rentals scarce,No dynamics of wealth,Microfoundation for rental scarcity and the rent-price ratio,Low,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	43	+pazpardo2024homeownership,"Paz-Pardo, Gonzalo",2024,Homeownership and Portfolio Choice over the Generations,American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics,https://doi.org/10.1257/mac.20200473,"Life-cycle model with housing, portfolio choice, flexible earnings risk",Estimated earnings processes + calibrated model,Riskier and more unequal earnings of later cohorts explain much of the fall in young homeownership; lower-income households buy later and accumulate less wealth,"No GE prices, no bequest heterogeneity","Earnings-risk channel into ownership entry and wealth, to separate from the inheritance channel",Medium on (i),Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	44	+kaas2021low,"Kaas, Leo and Kocharkov, Georgi and Preugschat, Edgar and Siassi, Nawid",2021,Low Homeownership in Germany---A Quantitative Exploration,Journal of the European Economic Association,https://doi.org/10.1093/jeea/jvaa004,"Life-cycle model with income and housing risk, endogenous tenure, social housing, transfer taxes",Calibrated,"Social housing, transfer taxes and no mortgage deduction explain about two thirds of the Germany-US ownership gap; closing it would lower welfare","No GE price feedback, no inheritance",Policy determinants of ownership rates; welfare caution,Low-medium,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	45	+floetotto2016government,"Floetotto, Max and Kirker, Michael and Stroebel, Johannes",2016,"Government Intervention in the Housing Market: Who Wins, Who Loses?",Journal of Monetary Economics,https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmoneco.2016.04.005,GE heterogeneous-agent model with owner/rental housing and taxes,"Calibrated, transition dynamics",Homebuyer credits raise prices temporarily and lower welfare; removing tax asymmetry helps a majority in steady state but transitions create winners and losers,No inheritance or inflation,Transition-path distributional analysis template for policy section,Low-medium,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	46	+nakajima2020home,"Nakajima, Makoto and Telyukova, Irina A.",2020,Home Equity in Retirement,International Economic Review,https://doi.org/10.1111/iere.12435,Estimated structural life-cycle model of retirees with housing,Structural estimation,Owners dissave slowly because they want to stay and cannot borrow; housing boom raised retiree assets 28--44%,Retirement phase only,Houses as the main bequeathed asset: end-of-life housing holdings feed the inheritance process,Low,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	47	+linneman1989impacts,"Linneman, Peter and Wachter, Susan",1989,The Impacts of Borrowing Constraints on Homeownership,Real Estate Economics,https://doi.org/10.1111/1540-6229.00499,Empirical,SCF-based constraint measures,Wealth (down-payment) constraints reduce ownership more than income constraints,Cross-section,"Early evidence that the wealth constraint, not income, blocks ownership",None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	48	+samuelson1958exact,"Samuelson, Paul A.",1958,An Exact Consumption-Loan Model of Interest with or without the Social Contrivance of Money,Journal of Political Economy,https://doi.org/10.1086/258100,OLG,Theory,Foundational OLG model,---,OLG foundation,None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	49	+diamond1965national,"Diamond, Peter A.",1965,National Debt in a Neoclassical Growth Model,American Economic Review,https://assets.aeaweb.org/asset-server/journals/aer/top20/55.5.1126-1150.pdf,OLG with capital,Theory,OLG with production and debt; dynamic efficiency,---,OLG production foundation,None,"PDF officiel AEA (assets.aeaweb.org, top20) ; pas de DOI Crossref"
	50	+aiyagari1994uninsured,"Aiyagari, S. Rao",1994,Uninsured Idiosyncratic Risk and Aggregate Saving,Quarterly Journal of Economics,https://doi.org/10.2307/2118417,Bewley incomplete-markets GE,Theory + numerics,Precautionary saving raises aggregate capital; stationary wealth distribution,No housing,Incomplete-markets foundation,None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	51	+huggett1996wealth,"Huggett, Mark",1996,Wealth Distribution in Life-Cycle Economies,Journal of Monetary Economics,https://doi.org/10.1016/S0304-3932(96)01291-3,Life-cycle incomplete-markets GE with accidental bequests,Calibrated,Life-cycle model reproduces wealth Gini but not the top tail,No housing,OLG wealth-distribution benchmark,None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	52	+denardi2004wealth,"De Nardi, Mariacristina",2004,Wealth Inequality and Intergenerational Links,Review of Economic Studies,https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-937X.2004.00302.x,OLG incomplete markets with voluntary bequests and earnings transmission,Calibrated GE,Voluntary bequests (luxury good) and intergenerational earnings links are needed to match the top of the wealth distribution,No housing,Canonical bequest specification that WP18 adopts and extends to housing,High on bequest process; none on housing/tenure,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	53	+benhabib2011distribution,"Benhabib, Jess and Bisin, Alberto and Zhu, Shenghao",2011,The Distribution of Wealth and Fiscal Policy in Economies with Finitely Lived Agents,Econometrica,https://doi.org/10.3982/ECTA8416,OLG with capital-income risk and bequests,Analytical (Pareto tails),"Capital income risk, not labour income risk, generates Pareto tails; estate taxes reduce inequality",No housing,Analytical persistence results for inherited wealth,Medium on (ii) theory,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	54	+gabaix2016dynamics,"Gabaix, Xavier and Lasry, Jean-Michel and Lions, Pierre-Louis and Moll, Benjamin",2016,The Dynamics of Inequality,Econometrica,https://doi.org/10.3982/ECTA13569,Continuous-time random growth,Theory,Standard random-growth models transition too slowly; persistent heterogeneity needed for fast inequality changes,No housing,Speed-of-convergence benchmark for persistence claims (ii),Low,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	55	+kuhn2020income,"Kuhn, Moritz and Schularick, Moritz and Steins, Ulrike I.",2020,"Income and Wealth Inequality in America, 1949--2016",Journal of Political Economy,https://doi.org/10.1086/708815,Empirical (historical SCF),Long-run microdata,Portfolio composition (leveraged housing for the middle class vs equity for the top) makes asset price movements the main driver of wealth inequality dynamics,US,Evidence for the leverage-portfolio channel of inequality that WP18 formalises,None (empirical),"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	56	+piketty2014capital,"Piketty, Thomas and Zucman, Gabriel",2014,Capital is Back: Wealth-Income Ratios in Rich Countries 1700--2010,Quarterly Journal of Economics,https://doi.org/10.1093/qje/qju018,Accounting,National balance sheets,Wealth-income ratios rose from 200--300% to 400--600%; housing is a major component,Aggregates,Housing as the main component of rising wealth-income ratios,None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	57	+boar2021dynastic,"Boar, Corina",2021,Dynastic Precautionary Savings,Review of Economic Studies,https://doi.org/10.1093/restud/rdab012,Empirical + two-generation saving model,PSID parent-child pairs,Parents save more when children face higher permanent-income risk,No housing,Inter vivos transfers as insurance: motivates endogenous timing of transfers at home purchase,Low,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	58	+nekoei2023how,"Nekoei, Arash and Seim, David",2023,How Do Inheritances Shape Wealth Inequality? Theory and Evidence from Sweden,Review of Economic Studies,https://doi.org/10.1093/restud/rdac016,Empirical + theory,"Swedish registers, quasi-experiment",Inheritances reduce inequality on receipt but increase it within a decade because wealthy heirs earn higher returns,Sweden,Return heterogeneity after inheritance; housing is a candidate return channel WP18 can test,Low-medium,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	59	+fagereng2021why,"Fagereng, Andreas and Mogstad, Magne and Ronning, Marte",2021,Why Do Wealthy Parents Have Wealthy Children?,Journal of Political Economy,https://doi.org/10.1086/712446,Empirical (Norwegian adoptees),Quasi-random adoptive placement,Family environment causally raises child wealth and risk-taking; effect not mainly through gifts/inheritances,Norway,Warns that intergenerational wealth persistence is not only transfers; WP18 inheritance channel is one part,None,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	60	+daysal2023intergenerational,"Daysal, N. Meltem and Lovenheim, Michael F. and Wasser, David N.",2023,The Intergenerational Transmission of Housing Wealth,NBER Working Paper 31669,https://doi.org/10.3386/w31669,Empirical (Danish registers),Local house price variation during childhood,About 25% of parental housing wealth gains in early childhood pass through to children's housing wealth and 27% to total wealth; modest effects on ownership; earnings/education explain only 20--30%,Working paper; Denmark,Direct empirical measure of the parental-housing-wealth channel (contribution i/ii),None (empirical),Crossref (NBER DOI) + page NBER lue (résumé)
	61	+benetton2022dynastic,"Benetton, Matteo and Kudlyak, Marianna and Mondragon, John",2022,Dynastic Home Equity,SSRN Working Paper,https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4163306,Empirical (US credit bureau parent-child links),Parental home equity shocks,Parental home equity raises children's homeownership (metadata verified; abstract page inaccessible),Working paper; abstract not retrieved,Parental housing wealth as collateral for children's entry,None,Crossref (SSRN DOI 10.2139/ssrn.4163306) ; pages SSRN/Fed inaccessibles
	62	+charles2002transition,"Charles, Kerwin Kofi and Hurst, Erik",2002,The Transition to Home Ownership and the Black-White Wealth Gap,Review of Economics and Statistics,https://doi.org/10.1162/003465302317411532,Empirical (PSID),Transition analysis,Parental wealth and transfers (down-payment help) explain much of the racial ownership gap; income differences play a role in application rates,US,Equal-income households differ in ownership through parental transfers: the exact comparison in WP18,None (empirical),"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	63	+engelhardt1998intergenerational,"Engelhardt, Gary V. and Mayer, Christopher J.",1998,"Intergenerational Transfers, Borrowing Constraints, and Saving Behavior: Evidence from the Housing Market",Journal of Urban Economics,https://doi.org/10.1006/juec.1997.2064,Empirical,First-time buyer survey,About 20% of first-time buyers receive transfers covering half the down payment; transfers reduce own saving,US 1990s,Transfers at purchase as the empirical form of the bequest channel,None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	64	+guiso2002private,"Guiso, Luigi and Jappelli, Tullio",2002,"Private Transfers, Borrowing Constraints, and Timing of Homeownership","Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking",https://doi.org/10.1353/mcb.2002.0039,Empirical (Italy SHIW) + duration model,Duration analysis,Transfers advance first purchase by about two years and raise house size,Italy,Timing of ownership entry under transfers,None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	65	+blickle2019borrowing,"Blickle, Kristian and Brown, Martin",2019,"Borrowing Constraints, Home Ownership and Housing Choice: Evidence from Intra-Family Wealth Transfers","Journal of Money, Credit and Banking",https://doi.org/10.1111/jmcb.12566,Empirical (Swiss panel),Transfer receipt vs tenure transition,"Transfers raise renter-to-owner transitions by 6--8 pp (35% of mean) through relaxed constraints, not wealth effects",Switzerland,Causal size of the transfer-to-ownership effect,None,Crossref API (JSON brut dans research/verification/) + résumé lu (Crossref/éditeur/IDEAS)
	66	+allen2019search,"Allen, Jason and Clark, Robert and Houde, Jean-Franccois",2019,Search Frictions and Market Power in Negotiated-Price Markets,Journal of Political Economy,https://doi.org/10.1086/701684,Structural search model of Canadian mortgage market,Estimated on insured mortgages,Search frictions and discrimination create dispersion in Canadian mortgage rates,Pricing only,Institutional detail of Canadian five-year insured mortgages,None,"Crossref API (query.bibliographic, JSON brut dans research/verification/) + DOI résolu"
	67	+kartashova2020how,"Kartashova, Katya and Zhou, Xiaoqing",2020,How Do Mortgage Rate Resets Affect Consumer Spending and Debt Repayment? Evidence from Canadian Consumers,Bank of Canada Staff Working Paper 2020-18,https://doi.org/10.34989/swp-2020-18,Empirical (Canadian credit panel),Scheduled resets of short-term fixed-rate mortgages,"Asymmetric responses of durable spending, deleveraging and default to rate resets; cash-flow effects plus expectations",Reduced form,Canadian five-year FRM resets are the institutional core of the mortgage-contract dimension,None,Page Banque du Canada (DOI 10.34989/swp-2020-18) lue
	68	+bounajm2024modelling,"Bounajm, Fares and McWhirter, Austin",2024,Modelling Canadian Mortgage Debt and Payments in a Semi-Structural Model,Bank of Canada Staff Analytical Note 2024-1,https://doi.org/10.34989/san-2024-1,Semi-structural (LENS) mortgage debt block,Model documentation,Represents Canada's term structure of mortgage debt; longer fixed terms slow pass-through of rate changes to spending,Policy note,Institutional modelling of Canadian mortgage amortisation and renewal timing,None,Page Banque du Canada (DOI 10.34989/san-2024-1) lue
	69	+godbout2025how,"Godbout, Claudia and Su, Adam and Xu, Yang",2025,How Will Mortgage Payments Change at Renewal? An Updated Analysis,Bank of Canada Staff Analytical Note 2025-21,https://doi.org/10.34989/san-2025-21,Microsimulation of Canadian mortgages,Loan-level data,About 60% of outstanding mortgages renew in 2025--2026; five-year fixed-rate borrowers face average payment increases of 15--20% versus December 2024,Policy note,Quantifies the renewal shock that distinguishes Canadian 5-year FRM from US 30-year FRM in contribution (iii),None,Page Banque du Canada (DOI 10.34989/san-2025-21) lue
	70	+statcan2024survey,Statistics Canada,2024,"Survey of Financial Security, 2023","The Daily, 29 October 2024",https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/241029/dq241029a-eng.htm,Official statistics,Survey,"Median family net worth $519,700 (+57% vs 2019); families 55--64: owners with pension $1.4M vs renters without pension $11,900; under-35 owners $457,100 vs non-owners $44,000; 39% hold a mortgage",Top wealth under-sampled,Headline Canadian owner-renter wealth gap motivating the paper and calibration targets,None,Page Statistique Canada lue (The Daily 2024-10-29)
	71	+mirdamadi2023parents,"Mirdamadi, Michael and Khalid, Aisha",2023,Parents and Children in the Canadian Housing Market: Does Parental Property Ownership Increase the Likelihood of Homeownership for their Adult Children?,"Statistics Canada, Housing Statistics in Canada, Catalogue 46-28-0001",https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/46-28-0001/2023001/article/00004-eng.htm,Official statistics (linked CHSP data),Descriptive/regression,"Children of homeowning parents are more likely to own; family gifts to first-time buyers rose from 20% to 28% of buyers (2015--2021) with average gift $50,000 to $80,000 (CIBC, cited therein)",Descriptive,Canadian evidence of the parental ownership channel,None,Page Statistique Canada lue (2023-11-20)
	72	+hou2010homeownership,"Hou, Feng",2010,Homeownership over the Life Course of Canadians: Evidence from Canadian Censuses of Population,Statistics Canada Analytical Studies Branch Research Paper 325,https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/11f0019m/11f0019m2010325-eng.htm,Descriptive (censuses 1971--2006),Cohort profiles,"Ownership rises steeply before 40, plateaus near 65 at about three quarters; plateau rose across cohorts; income closely tied to ownership",Descriptive,Canadian age profile of ownership for validation of baseline moments,None,Catalogue Statistique Canada 11F0019M2010325 (recherche web + SSRN 10.2139/ssrn.2029933 Crossref)
	73	+cmhc2026residential,Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation,2026,"Residential Mortgage Industry Report, Spring 2026",CMHC,https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/professionals/housing-markets-data-and-research/housing-research/research-reports/housing-finance/residential-mortgage-industry-report,Industry statistics,Report,Only 11% of mortgages extended at chartered banks in February 2026 were traditional five-year fixed; variable 42%; renewal pressures peaked in 2025,Report,Contract-mix facts for the Canadian calibration,None,Page SCHL lue (2026)

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	1	+# WP18 — Critical literature review (Phase 1)
	2	+
	3	+Prepared 2026-10-20 as the basis for Section 4 of the paper (« Extensive critical literature review, organized by mechanisms and open gaps »). Every reference cited below is listed in `literature_matrix.csv` and `paper/references.bib` with its verification source (Crossref JSON in `research/verification/`, resolved DOI, or publisher page). Papers that could not be verified are listed in `inaccessible_sources.md` and are not cited. Citation keys in brackets are the BibTeX keys.
	4	+
	5	+## 1. The question and the organising principle
	6	+
	7	+WP18 asks under what conditions inherited wealth, mortgage leverage, nominal debt, housing supply and down-payment constraints generate persistent owner–renter wealth inequality among households with similar labour income, and what changes under unexpected inflation. The literature that bears on this question is large but fragmented along five mechanisms that are rarely combined in a single general-equilibrium (GE) model: (a) the down-payment or collateral constraint that gates entry into ownership; (b) the leveraged return on housing and the resulting divergence of owner and renter balance sheets; (c) the revaluation of nominal mortgage debt under surprise inflation; (d) the supply side, i.e. land scarcity and the elasticity that converts demand shocks into prices rather than quantities; and (e) the intergenerational transmission of wealth through bequests and inter vivos transfers. The review is organised around these mechanisms, then turns to the Canadian institutional setting, and closes with the gaps that justify the model specified in Phase 2.
	8	+
	9	+A preliminary observation sets the tone for the whole exercise. Statistics Canada's 2023 Survey of Financial Security reports a median net worth of $457,100 for families under 35 who own their principal residence against $44,000 for those who do not, and, among families aged 55–64, $1.4 million for owners with an employer pension against $11,900 for renters without one [statcan2024survey]. These gaps are an order of magnitude larger than the income differences between the groups, which is precisely the pattern the model must be able to generate and, more importantly, must be able to generate persistently across generations before any claim about inflation or supply can be evaluated.
	10	+
	11	+## 2. Collateral, leverage and the price feedback
	12	+
	13	+The amplification mechanism at the heart of the paper descends from Kiyotaki and Moore [kiyotaki1997credit]: when durable assets serve as collateral, a shock that raises their price relaxes borrowing limits, which raises demand and the price again. Iacoviello [iacoviello2005house] transplanted this mechanism into a monetary DSGE model with housing collateral and nominal debt, obtaining two results that WP18 inherits directly: collateral constraints amplify demand shocks, and debt deflation transfers wealth from borrowers to lenders in a way that dampens the response to inflation shocks. The limits of that model are equally instructive. It has a patient and an impatient representative household, no tenure choice, no wealth distribution and no inheritance; the redistribution it identifies is between two types, not within a cross-section of households that differ in initial wealth.
	14	+
	15	+The quantitative heterogeneous-household literature of the 2010s supplies the architecture WP18 needs. Favilukis, Ludvigson and Van Nieuwerburgh [favilukis2017macroeconomic] build an overlapping-generations (OLG) GE economy with aggregate and idiosyncratic risk, collateral constraints and heterogeneous bequest motives that produce a realistic wealth distribution; they show that relaxing financing constraints produces a large house-price boom through a fall in the housing risk premium rather than through lower interest rates. Kaplan, Mitman and Violante [kaplan2020housing] add a rental market, long-term mortgages and tenure choice, and reach a conclusion that disciplines any claim about the collateral–price feedback: in their calibration, shifts in credit conditions move homeownership, leverage and foreclosures but do not move house prices, because the rental sector and long-term mortgages absorb the demand shift. Greenwald and Guren [greenwald2025do] resolve the apparent conflict between this result and the earlier credit-driven-boom literature by showing that everything hinges on the degree of segmentation between the owner-occupied and rental stock: with landlords absorbing credit-driven demand (no segmentation) credit does not move prices; with perfect segmentation it does; their estimated elasticity implies credit explains 32–53 % of the 2000s boom. For WP18 this means that the price-feedback component of contribution (i) is not a free parameter: the strength of the feedback is governed by the owner/rental segmentation parameter and by supply elasticity, and the model must make both explicit and report results across them. Sommer, Sullivan and Verbrugge [sommer2013equilibrium] and Sommer and Sullivan [sommer2018implications] provide the template for a rental equilibrium with landlords and an endogenous rent–price ratio; the latter paper is a standing warning that GE price responses can reverse partial-equilibrium intuition (removing the mortgage-interest deduction raises ownership once prices fall).
	16	+
	17	+The empirical side of the collateral channel is well established. Mian and Sufi [mian2011house] document home-equity borrowing of 25–30 cents per dollar of house-price gain, concentrated among constrained owners; Gete and Reher [gete2018mortgage] show that tighter mortgage supply pushes households into renting and raises rents; Cloyne, Ferreira and Surico [cloyne2020monetary] show that the consumption response to interest rates is driven by mortgagors, with outright owners not responding at all. None of these papers speaks to intergenerational persistence, but together they justify two modelling choices: owners must be allowed to be liquidity-constrained despite high net worth, and the rental market must be an explicit margin rather than an outside option.
	18	+
	19	+The mortgage-contract literature is the second pillar of this section. Campbell and Cocco [campbell2003household] formalise the household's choice between a nominal fixed-rate mortgage (FRM), which carries inflation (wealth) risk, and an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM), which carries income risk. Chambers, Garriga and Schlagenhauf [chambers2009accounting] embed contract choice in an OLG GE model with tenure choice and attribute 56–70 % of the 1994–2005 rise in US homeownership to mortgage innovation and at least half of the post-1940 rise to the introduction of the FRM: contract design changes who can own, which is the sense in which contribution (iv) treats the mortgage contract. Guren, Krishnamurthy and McQuade [guren2021mortgage] and Campbell, Clara and Cocco [campbell2021structuring] study contract design for macro stabilisation in equilibrium life-cycle models; the latter is notable for pricing mortgages off an infinitely lived risk-averse lender's consumption, a device WP18 can borrow to keep lender wealth in the accounting of inflation redistribution, as the author's specification requires.
	20	+
	21	+## 3. Nominal debt and surprise inflation
	22	+
	23	+The Fisher channel [fisher1933debt] is the oldest element of the paper. Its modern quantification is Doepke and Schneider [doepke2006inflation], who revalue the nominal positions of US households by age and wealth and find that a moderate inflation episode transfers wealth from rich, old bondholders and from foreigners to young middle-class households with fixed-rate mortgages and to the government. Adam and Zhu [adam2016price] replicate the exercise for the euro area and Meh and Terajima [meh2011inflation] for Canada; the Canadian study finds that the main winners from inflation are young middle-class households with mortgage debt, while the old, the rich and holders of non-indexed defined-benefit pensions lose, and that Canada–US differences are substantial even between similar economies. Pallotti et al. [pallotti2024who] bring the accounting up to the 2021–2023 shock and add a nuance that matters for a model with renters: rigid rents acted as a hedge for lower-consumption households, so the episode worked like an age-dependent tax, with retirees losing up to 14 % of triennial income and roughly half of 25–44-year-olds gaining.
	24	+
	25	+These are accounting exercises. They hold prices, rents, interest rates and behaviour fixed and therefore cannot answer the paper's question, which is whether the direct revaluation survives once rents, house prices, the real interest rate and lender wealth respond. Three papers go further. Meh, Ríos-Rull and Terajima [meh2010aggregate] compute the GE response to an unexpected 1 % price-level increase in an OLG economy with nominal positions calibrated for Canada and show that the aggregate and welfare effects are larger under inflation targeting than under price-level targeting, that the youngest, poorest and the government gain, and that the government's windfall, if rebated, lowers GDP for a long time; the model has no housing market, so the owner–renter dimension is absent. Auclert [auclert2019monetary] provides the sufficient-statistic language (unhedged interest-rate exposure, the Fisher channel, earnings heterogeneity) that WP18 will use in stating its inflation proposition, but has no tenure structure or intergenerational dynamics. Garriga, Kydland and Šustek [garriga2017mortgages] is the closest precedent for contribution (iii): in a GE model with long-term nominal mortgages they show that monetary policy transmits through the pricing of new mortgages and through the real burden of existing debt, that persistent inflation benefits FRM borrowers over time but hurts ARM borrowers immediately, and that effects are stronger under ARMs. Their borrowers and lenders are, however, two representative types; there is no renter who is priced out when nominal rates rise, no ownership-entry margin and no inheritance.
	26	+
	27	+The gap is therefore clear. No existing paper combines (a) surprise inflation with fixed nominal mortgages, (b) an explicit rental sector with endogenous rents, (c) an ownership-entry margin gated by a down-payment constraint, and (d) a wealth distribution with inherited heterogeneity, in a model where the real interest rate, house prices and lender wealth are determined in equilibrium. The author's injunction not to assume that inflation raises real house prices or enriches every owner is well founded in this literature: Garriga et al. show that the sign for ARM borrowers is negative on impact; Pallotti et al. show that rent rigidity can protect renters; and Kaplan et al. show that the rental sector can absorb demand so that prices barely move. Contribution (iii) must therefore be stated as a set of conditions (contract type, share of debt revalued, rent indexation, supply elasticity) rather than as a sign.
	28	+
	29	+## 4. Land scarcity, supply elasticity and the rent–price ratio
	30	+
	31	+The empirical case for treating land as a scarce factor is now overwhelming. Knoll, Schularick and Steger [knoll2017no] show that real house prices in fourteen countries were roughly flat until the mid-twentieth century and then tripled, with about 80 % of the rise attributable to land prices; Davis and Heathcote [davis2007price] show that the land share of US house value rose from 35 % to over 45 % and that land drives price volatility; Rognlie [rognlie2015deciphering] shows that the post-war rise in the net capital share comes entirely from housing and reflects scarcity rather than accumulation; Piketty and Zucman [piketty2014capital] document the rise of wealth–income ratios in which housing is the main component. On the cross-section, Saiz [saiz2010geographic] and Glaeser and Gyourko [glaeser2018economic] establish that geography and regulation determine supply elasticities and that inelastic metros see persistently higher prices; Gyourko, Mayer and Sinai [gyourko2013superstar] show that inelastic supply with rising high-income demand produces persistent price divergence and sorting.
	32	+
	33	+Two theoretical papers connect supply scarcity to the owner–renter distribution. Kiyotaki, Michaelides and Nikolov [kiyotaki2011winners] build a life-cycle GE production economy in which land and capital produce real estate and find that when the land share is large, house prices react strongly to productivity and world-interest-rate shocks, redistributing between net buyers (the young) and net sellers (the old), while financing constraints have limited price effects. Grossmann, Larin, Löfflad and Steger [grossmann2021distributional] model land as a fixed factor in a growing economy and show that surging rents redistribute from renters to landowners and raise wealth inequality. Borri and Reichlin [borri2021optimal] analyse the normative side, optimal taxation when house-price appreciation widens the owner–renter gap. Favilukis, Mabille and Van Nieuwerburgh [favilukis2023affordable] offer the most complete architecture (owners, renters, construction, incomplete markets, endogenous wealth inequality) for evaluating affordability policies in a single city.
	34	+
	35	+What is missing is the interaction of supply elasticity with the other three mechanisms. Kiyotaki et al. have no bequests and no nominal debt; Grossmann et al. have representative owner and renter types; neither models the ownership-entry threshold. The natural conjecture, that lower supply elasticity raises the price response to any demand shock (credit relaxation, inheritance flows, inflation-driven demand) and therefore both the leveraged return of incumbent owners and the entry threshold faced by renters, is plausible but not established in a model that contains all the pieces. This is the content of contribution (iv), and it should be treated as a comparative-statics proposition to be proved under explicit assumptions, with the Kaplan–Mitman–Violante caveat that an elastic rental sector may neutralise much of it.
	36	+
	37	+## 5. Tenure choice, the down-payment constraint and the property ladder
	38	+
	39	+The microeconomics of tenure choice begins with Henderson and Ioannides [henderson1983model], whose rental externality rationalises an ownership premium and hence a wedge between rents and user costs, and with Linneman and Wachter [linneman1989impacts], who show empirically that it is the wealth (down-payment) constraint rather than the income constraint that blocks ownership. Stein [stein1995prices] shows that down-payment effects generate multiple equilibria and price–volume comovement in a static setting. The paper closest to contribution (i) analytically is Ortalo-Magné and Rady [ortalomagne2006housing]: in a life-cycle model with a property ladder and a down-payment constraint, the ability of young households to finance the down payment on a starter home is the key driver of prices, income shocks cause overshooting, and capital gains on starter homes relax the constraints of existing owners. This is an ownership-entry threshold with price feedback. It has, however, no bequests, no nominal debt, no inflation and no supply side; the income process is stylised and the distribution of wealth across households of equal income is not an object of analysis.
	40	+
	41	+The quantitative life-cycle literature fills in the behavioural detail: Gervais [gervais2002housing] (OLG GE with tenure and a down payment), Iacoviello and Pavan [iacoviello2013housing] (age profiles of ownership and debt in GE), Halket and Vasudev [halket2014saving] (saving for the down payment versus mobility), Díaz and Luengo-Prado [diaz2010wealth] (housing and the shape of the wealth distribution), Kaas, Kocharkov, Preugschat and Siassi [kaas2021low] (policy determinants of the German–US ownership gap, with the welfare caution that closing the gap would lower welfare), Floetotto, Kirker and Stroebel [floetotto2016government] (winners and losers along transition paths), and Halket and Pignatti [halket2015homeownership] (rental scarcity as a microfounded driver of ownership). Paz-Pardo [pazpardo2024homeownership] is especially relevant because it identifies a competing explanation for falling young ownership and wealth: riskier and more unequal earnings for later cohorts. WP18's claim that inheritance generates owner–renter gaps among households with similar labour income must therefore be isolated from the earnings-risk channel, which argues for holding the earnings process fixed across inheritance quantiles in the baseline experiments. Nakajima and Telyukova [nakajima2020home] close the life cycle: retired owners dissave slowly because they prefer to stay and cannot borrow against the house, so housing is the main asset bequeathed, which ties the tenure block to the bequest block.
	42	+
	43	+## 6. Incomplete markets, bequests and intergenerational wealth
	44	+
	45	+The incomplete-markets tradition (Samuelson [samuelson1958exact], Diamond [diamond1965national], Aiyagari [aiyagari1994uninsured], Huggett [huggett1996wealth]) provides the equilibrium concept. De Nardi [denardi2004wealth] is the canonical bequest specification: voluntary bequests modelled as a luxury good together with intergenerational earnings links are required to match the top of the wealth distribution; WP18 adopts this warm-glow form and lets the bequeathed asset include housing. Benhabib, Bisin and Zhu [benhabib2011distribution] and Gabaix, Lasry, Lions and Moll [gabaix2016dynamics] supply the analytical benchmarks for persistence: Pareto tails arise from capital-income risk, and standard random-growth processes converge too slowly to explain fast changes in inequality, which is a useful yardstick when the model's persistence results are stated in terms of half-lives of the ownership gap.
	46	+
	47	+The empirical literature on intergenerational wealth has converged on three findings that the model must respect. First, parental transfers at the time of purchase are a first-order determinant of entry into ownership: Engelhardt and Mayer [engelhardt1998intergenerational] find that about a fifth of US first-time buyers receive transfers covering half the down payment; Guiso and Jappelli [guiso2002private] find transfers advance first purchase by about two years in Italy; Blickle and Brown [blickle2019borrowing] find that a transfer raises the renter-to-owner transition probability by 6–8 percentage points (35 % of the mean) through relaxed constraints rather than wealth effects; Charles and Hurst [charles2002transition] find that parental wealth and transfers explain much of the Black–White ownership gap in the US at equal income. Second, parental housing wealth specifically transmits to children: Daysal, Lovenheim and Wasser [daysal2023intergenerational] estimate on Danish registers that about 25 % of a parental housing-wealth gain in early childhood passes through to the child's adult housing wealth and 27 % to total wealth, with only modest effects on the extensive ownership margin and with earnings and education explaining only 20–30 % of the transmission; Benetton, Kudlyak and Mondragon [benetton2022dynastic] study the US parent–child link through home equity. Third, transfers are not the whole story: Fagereng, Mogstad and Rønning [fagereng2021why] show with Korean-born adoptees in Norway that family environment raises child wealth and risk-taking causally, and that the effect is not mainly through gifts or inheritances; Nekoei and Seim [nekoei2023how] show that inheritances reduce inequality on receipt but raise it within a decade because wealthy heirs earn higher returns; Boar [boar2021dynastic] shows that parents save to insure their children's income risk, so the timing of transfers is endogenous.
	48	+
	49	+The implication for the model is twofold. The inheritance channel WP18 formalises is a real and measurable channel, but the paper must not claim that it is the only or the dominant source of intergenerational wealth persistence; the model should be presented as isolating one mechanism (transfers and bequests interacting with the down-payment constraint and leveraged housing returns) while holding other channels (preferences, financial literacy, earnings transmission) fixed. And the Nekoei–Seim finding that returns on inherited wealth drive the reversal from equalising to disequalising suggests that leveraged housing returns, which are exactly what the inheritance buys access to, are a candidate explanation that the model can test but should not assume.
	50	+
	51	+Kuhn, Schularick and Steins [kuhn2020income] provide the macro-historical motivation: over 1949–2016 the portfolio composition of US households (leveraged housing for the middle class, equity for the top) makes asset-price movements the main driver of wealth-inequality dynamics. This is the leverage-portfolio channel that WP18 formalises in a model with explicit tenure.
	52	+
	53	+## 7. The Canadian institutional setting
	54	+
	55	+Canada differs from the US in ways that matter for every mechanism above. Mortgages are typically amortised over 25 years but renewed every five years or less at the prevailing rate, so the fixed-rate contract is fixed only for the term: Kartashova and Zhou [kartashova2020how] exploit these scheduled resets to show asymmetric spending and deleveraging responses; Bounajm and McWhirter [bounajm2024modelling] document how the Bank of Canada's LENS model represents the term structure of mortgage debt and notes that longer fixed terms slow the pass-through of rate changes; Godbout, Su and Xu [godbout2025how] estimate that about 60 % of outstanding mortgages renew in 2025–2026 and that five-year fixed-rate borrowers face average payment increases of 15–20 % relative to December 2024. CMHC's Spring 2026 report [cmhc2026residential] shows that only 11 % of mortgages extended at chartered banks in February 2026 were traditional five-year fixed contracts, with 42 % variable. The consequence for contribution (iii) is that the Canadian FRM is an intermediate contract between the US 30-year FRM of Doepke–Schneider and the ARM of Garriga et al.: the inflation gain accrues only for the remaining term and is partly clawed back at renewal through higher nominal rates, unless the surprise is fully transitory. This is a genuinely open question for a Canadian calibration and is the clearest institutional contribution the paper can make. Allen, Clark and Houde [allen2019search] document search frictions and rate dispersion in the Canadian insured-mortgage market, which can be noted but need not be modelled.
	56	+
	57	+On the household side, Meh and Terajima [meh2011inflation] provide the nominal-exposure profiles by age and tenure, Hou [hou2010homeownership] the age profile of ownership (steep before 40, plateau near 65 at about three quarters, rising across cohorts, closely tied to income), Mirdamadi and Khalid [mirdamadi2023parents] the parental-ownership channel (children of owners more likely to own; family gifts to first-time buyers rose from 20 % to 28 % of buyers over 2015–2021 with average gifts rising from about $50,000 to $80,000, figures the article attributes to a CIBC analysis), and the Survey of Financial Security [statcan2024survey] the owner–renter wealth gaps quoted in Section 1 (39 % of families hold a mortgage). On the supply side, no Canadian analogue of Saiz's elasticity estimates was found in the verified sources; supply elasticity will have to be treated as an illustrative parameter with a range, not a Canadian calibration target, unless a verified source is located in Phase 3.
	58	+
	59	+Two items in the author's brief could not be identified. Searches for a Bank of Canada housing or mortgage paper by Uzeda returned only his profile (empirical macroeconomics, Bayesian time series) with no housing paper, and no paper by « Alexander and Bazel » on Canadian housing or intergenerational wealth was found in Crossref, Google Scholar-indexed sources or the Bank of Canada site. They are logged in `inaccessible_sources.md` and are not cited.
	60	+
	61	+## 8. Gaps and what they imply for the model
	62	+
	63	+Reading the five strands together, the following gaps are not filled by any verified paper and define the space in which WP18 can contribute.
	64	+
	65	+1. No GE model combines bequest heterogeneity, a down-payment-gated ownership margin, an explicit rental sector and price feedback, and then characterises the entry threshold analytically. Ortalo-Magné and Rady have the threshold and the feedback but not bequests or a rental sector; Favilukis et al. have bequest heterogeneity and feedback but no tenure margin in the baseline; Kaplan et al. have everything except inheritance heterogeneity and do not characterise the threshold. Contribution (i) is defensible if it is stated as a characterisation (existence, monotonicity in bequests and LTV, dependence on the price level) in a tractable version of the model, with the feedback's strength tied to the segmentation and supply parameters.
	66	+
	67	+2. Persistence of the ownership gap across generations has been documented empirically (Daysal et al., Charles–Hurst, Mirdamadi–Khalid) but not derived. The theoretical persistence results that exist (Benhabib–Bisin–Zhu, Gabaix et al.) concern the tail of the wealth distribution, not a tenure-based bimodality. Contribution (ii) should aim at conditions under which the owner–renter gap among equal-income dynasties has a positive long-run mass (a non-degenerate stationary distribution with two tenure classes) and, only if established, multiplicity in the Stein sense. Multiplicity should not be promised.
	68	+
	69	+3. Surprise inflation with fixed nominal mortgages has been studied in GE (Garriga et al.; Meh et al.) but never with renters, an ownership-entry margin and inheritance. The literature already shows that the sign for owners depends on contract type and that renters can be protected by rent rigidity; what is open is whether inflation shifts the entry threshold (through nominal rates at renewal and through house-price responses) and therefore the next generation's tenure, and whether a Canadian five-year term changes the answer relative to the US 30-year benchmark. Contribution (iii) is incremental on the direct revaluation and potentially new on the entry-margin and term-structure dimensions.
	70	+
	71	+4. Supply elasticity has been linked to owner–renter redistribution (Kiyotaki et al.; Grossmann et al.) and mortgage contracts to ownership rates (Chambers et al.), but not to intergenerational mobility in tenure or wealth. Contribution (iv) should be formulated as comparative statics of a mobility measure (probability that a renter's child owns; rank–rank slope of wealth) with respect to supply elasticity and contract type, with the caveat that the rental sector's elasticity may dominate.
	72	+
	73	+Three cross-cutting lessons follow for the Phase 2 specification. The rental sector and the owner/rental segmentation parameter must be explicit because they govern whether credit, inheritance or inflation move prices at all. The earnings process must be held fixed across inheritance groups in the baseline so that the equal-income comparison is clean, with Paz-Pardo's earnings-risk channel treated as a separate robustness experiment. And every inflation result must be reported for at least three contract structures (long FRM, five-year renewable FRM, ARM) and two rent-indexation regimes, because the verified literature already shows that the sign of the redistribution is not invariant to these choices.
	74	+
	75	+## 9. Scope and limits of this review
	76	+
	77	+Seventy-two references were verified and retained; twenty-six further references were verified but set aside as peripheral (they are listed with their verification status in `inaccessible_sources.md`, section B, and remain available if a section of the paper later needs them). Abstracts were read for 38 of the 72 (Crossref abstract field, publisher page, NBER or IDEAS page, Bank of Canada or Statistics Canada page); for the remainder the bibliographic metadata were verified through Crossref and the contribution summarised from the title and the reviewer's knowledge of the paper, which is flagged in the matrix where the summary rests on metadata only (Grossmann et al., Borri–Reichlin, Benetton et al.). No OpenAlex access was available during this session (MCP connection failure), so the coverage of very recent (2025–2026) working papers on the specific intersection studied here is weaker than for published work; this is the main uncertainty in the novelty assessment and should be revisited before the manuscript is drafted.

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	1	+contribution,rank,closest_paper_key,what_is_already_established,what_would_remain_new,verdict,proposed_reformulation
	2	+"(i) Endogenous ownership-entry wealth threshold jointly shaped by bequests, collateral and price feedback",1,ortalomagne2006housing,Life-cycle property-ladder model with a down-payment constraint; young households' ability to finance the down payment drives prices; capital gains on starter homes relax incumbents' constraints; overshooting after income shocks (analytical).,Bequests/inter vivos transfers as a source of threshold heterogeneity among equal-income households; explicit rental sector; nominal debt; supply-elasticity dependence of the threshold; stationary distribution of tenure.,incremental,"State (i) as a characterisation proposition: existence and monotonicity of the entry threshold in bequest, LTV, price level and rent-price ratio in a two-/three-period version with an explicit rental market, then show numerically how price feedback shifts it; cite Ortalo-Magné-Rady as the analytical ancestor."
	3	+(i),2,kaplan2020housing,"Quantitative life-cycle GE with rental market, long-term mortgages, tenure choice; credit conditions move ownership/leverage but not prices because the rental sector and long-term mortgages absorb demand.",Inheritance heterogeneity as the source of entry differences; analytical threshold; price feedback conditional on segmentation and supply elasticity.,incremental,Make the owner/rental segmentation parameter explicit and report the threshold and price response across it; do not claim a generic price feedback.
	4	+(i),3,favilukis2017macroeconomic,"OLG GE with collateral constraints, aggregate risk and heterogeneous bequest motives generating a realistic wealth distribution; credit liberalisation raises prices via a lower housing risk premium.",Tenure margin and renters; threshold characterisation; nominal mortgages.,incremental,"Position WP18 as adding the tenure/entry margin and nominal debt to the FLVN architecture, in a deterministic-aggregate setting that permits analytical results."
	5	+(i),4,greenwald2025do,Credit moves prices only to the extent owner and rental stocks are segmented; estimated segmentation elasticity; credit explains 32-53% of the 2000s boom.,Application of the segmentation logic to inheritance-driven demand and to the entry threshold.,incremental,"Parameterise segmentation as in Greenwald-Guren and show the threshold result under no, partial and full segmentation."
	6	+(i),5,stein1995prices,Down-payment effects create multiple equilibria and price-volume comovement (static).,"Dynamic, intergenerational version with bequests and rental sector.",incremental,Use Stein as the source of the multiplicity conjecture; do not assert multiplicity until proved in WP18 setting.
	7	+(ii) Conditions for persistent ownership/wealth gaps and path dependence,1,daysal2023intergenerational,"Empirical (Denmark): about 25% of early-childhood parental housing-wealth gains pass through to children's housing wealth, 27% to total wealth; modest ownership effects; earnings/education explain 20-30%.","A theoretical derivation of the conditions (LTV, bequest motive, supply elasticity, return on housing vs renters' assets) under which the gap among equal-income dynasties persists in the stationary distribution.",new (theory) / established (empirics),"Frame (ii) as a theoretical persistence result that rationalises Daysal et al. and Charles-Hurst, with explicit half-life or stationary-mass statements; avoid claiming that transfers are the dominant channel (Fagereng et al.)."
	8	+(ii),2,charles2002transition,Empirical (US): parental wealth/transfers explain much of the Black-White ownership gap at equal income.,Model-based conditions for persistence.,new (theory) / established (empirics),Same as above.
	9	+(ii),3,benhabib2011distribution,Analytical: Pareto tails from capital-income risk and bequests in OLG; estate taxes reduce inequality.,Persistence of a tenure-based two-class structure rather than a tail; housing-specific leveraged returns.,incremental,Use BBZ techniques (stationary distribution of a Markov wealth process with bequests) but target the tenure bimodality rather than tail thickness.
	10	+(ii),4,nekoei2023how,Empirical (Sweden): inheritances equalise on receipt but disequalise within a decade because wealthy heirs earn higher returns.,Leveraged housing return as the mechanism by which an inheritance buys a higher return; the ownership threshold as the discontinuity in returns.,new (mechanism),Make the return discontinuity at the ownership threshold the formal link to Nekoei-Seim and test it in simulation.
	11	+(ii),5,gabaix2016dynamics,Random-growth models converge too slowly; persistent heterogeneity needed for fast inequality changes.,Speed of convergence of the ownership gap.,incremental,Report half-lives of the gap under each parameterisation and compare with the Gabaix et al. benchmark.
	12	+(iii) Conditional inflation redistribution through fixed nominal mortgages in GE,1,garriga2017mortgages,"GE with long-term nominal mortgages: monetary policy transmits via new-mortgage pricing and the real burden of existing debt; persistent inflation benefits FRM borrowers over time, hurts ARM borrowers immediately; effects stronger under ARM.",Renters and an ownership-entry margin; inheritance; five-year renewable FRM (Canada) vs 30-year FRM; effect on next-generation tenure; endogenous rents.,"incremental (direct revaluation) / new (entry margin, Canadian term)","Restate (iii) as: conditions on contract term, debt share revalued, rent indexation and supply elasticity under which a surprise inflation (a) transfers from lenders to indebted owners and (b) raises or lowers the entry threshold for renters; report the five-year renewable contract as the Canadian case."
	13	+(iii),2,doepke2006inflation,Accounting of nominal positions: surprise inflation transfers from rich old bondholders and foreigners to young middle-class FRM borrowers and the government.,"GE response of prices, rents, real rates and lender wealth; tenure dynamics.",established (direct effect),Cite as the partial-equilibrium benchmark that WP18 tests for survival in GE.
	14	+(iii),3,meh2010aggregate,"OLG GE (Canada-calibrated nominal positions): 1% price-level surprise redistributes more under inflation targeting than price-level targeting; young, poor and government gain; rebating the windfall lowers GDP.","Housing market, tenure, mortgages as the nominal liability, intergenerational persistence.",incremental,Position WP18 as the housing-tenure extension of Meh-Rios-Rull-Terajima for Canada.
	15	+(iii),4,auclert2019monetary,"Sufficient statistics (URE, Fisher, earnings heterogeneity) for the redistribution channel of monetary policy.",Long-run tenure and wealth-distribution consequences; entry threshold.,incremental,Express the WP18 inflation proposition in Auclert's sufficient-statistic form for comparability.
	16	+(iii),5,pallotti2024who,"2021-2023 euro-area accounting: nominal net positions drive heterogeneity; rigid rents hedge renters; retirees lose up to 14%, half of 25-44-year-olds gain.",GE and tenure-entry effects; rent indexation as a modelled parameter.,established (direct effect),Include a rent-indexation switch in the model; cite Pallotti et al. for the hedge result.
	17	+(iv) Supply elasticity and mortgage-contract effects on intergenerational mobility,1,kiyotaki2011winners,"Life-cycle GE with land: large land share makes prices react strongly to productivity/interest shocks, redistributing from young net buyers to old net sellers; financing constraints have limited price effects.","Bequests, nominal mortgages, mobility across generations (renter's child becoming owner), contract type.",incremental,"State (iv) as comparative statics of a mobility measure (P(child owns \| parent rents), rank-rank slope) in supply elasticity and contract term; acknowledge KMN as the source of the land-share result."
	18	+(iv),2,grossmann2021distributional,Dynamic GE with land as fixed factor: surging rents redistribute from renters to landowners and raise wealth inequality.,"Ownership entry, inheritance, contract type, mobility.",incremental,Same framing; note that representative owner/renter types in Grossmann et al. preclude mobility analysis.
	19	+(iv),3,chambers2009accounting,OLG GE with tenure and contract choice: mortgage innovation explains 56-70% of the 1994-2005 ownership rise; FRM introduction explains at least half of the post-1940 rise.,Interaction of contract with supply elasticity and with inheritance; mobility.,incremental,Treat contract-to-ownership as established; the new object is the contract x supply-elasticity interaction on mobility.
	20	+(iv),4,gyourko2013superstar,Inelastic supply with rising high-income demand yields persistent price divergence and sorting of the rich.,Intergenerational mobility within a tenure model.,incremental,Use as motivation for persistent divergence under inelastic supply.
	21	+(iv),5,favilukis2023affordable,"Spatial GE with owners, renters, construction and endogenous wealth inequality; affordability policies have insurance value but distort supply.",Inheritance and mobility; nominal debt.,incremental,Borrow the construction/rental architecture; keep the policy section comparative rather than optimal.

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3	3	## 2026-10-20 — Phase 0 (setup)
4	4	- Dépôt créé depuis le gabarit UQO (HARMONISATION.md), dépôt spbgit wp18_uqo.git, CLAUDE.md déposé.
	5	+
	6	+## 2026-10-20 — Phase 0 (audit de style) : FAIT
	7	+- Les 17 WP locaux (`immobilier/`, `finance/`) et le gabarit `_modele-working-paper/` inspectés (préambule, métadonnées \WP…, sections, flottants, bibliographie, annexes, latexmk ; lecture détaillée WP2, WP5, WP8, WP10, WP16). Aucun fichier manquant.
	8	+- Livrable : `research/wp_style_audit.md` — couverture/numéro, typographie, résumé/mots-clés/JEL, structure des sections adaptée à un papier théorique, figures/tables (fragments générés + macros `numbers.tex` comme WP16), citations natbib/aer, annexes, compilation ; convention amsthm proposée (Assumption/Definition en style `definition`, Proposition/Lemma/Corollary/Theorem en `plain`, Remark, `proof` dans `appendix_proofs.tex`, numérotation globale comme WP8) ; dérogations à consigner dans le README.
	9	+- Preuve : grep des 17 `main.tex` (15/17 `\bibliographystyle{aer}` ; WP8 seul avec `\newtheorem`), pages PDF 39–82.
	10	+
	11	+## 2026-10-20 — Phase 1 (revue de littérature vérifiée + nouveauté) : FAIT
	12	+- Méthode : 131 requêtes Crossref (`query.bibliographic`, rows 3–4, JSON brut par entrée dans `research/verification/.crossref.json`), résolution doi.org testée sur 12 DOI (302 vers l'éditeur), pages Banque du Canada / Statistique Canada / SCHL / NBER / AEA / IDEAS lues pour 38 résumés. Outil OpenAlex indisponible (MCP fermé) ; SSRN/ScienceDirect 403.
	13	+- Livrables : `research/literature_matrix.csv` (72 références vérifiées, 66 avec DOI, 6 avec URL officielle), `paper/references.bib` (72 entrées, mêmes données ; compilation test natbib+aer : 0 avertissement BibTeX), `research/literature_review.md` (≈4 300 mots, 9 sections par mécanismes + lacunes), `research/novelty_matrix.csv` (4 contributions × 5 papiers les plus proches, verdicts), `research/inaccessible_sources.md` (2 sources du brief non identifiées — Uzeda, Alexander & Bazel ; 3 BoC/WP non vérifiables écartés ; 26 références vérifiées mais périphériques, réintégrables).
	14	+- Verdicts de nouveauté : (i) seuil d'accession — incrémental (Ortalo-Magné & Rady 2006, KMV 2020, FLVN 2017 ; nouveau = héritage + secteur locatif + caractérisation analytique conditionnelle à la segmentation/offre) ; (ii) persistance — nouveau en théorie, établi empiriquement (Daysal et al. 2023, Charles & Hurst 2002 ; multiplicité à ne pas promettre) ; (iii) inflation surprise — incrémental sur la revalorisation directe (Doepke-Schneider, GKS 2017, Meh et al. 2010), potentiellement nouveau sur la marge d'entrée et le terme de 5 ans canadien ; (iv) offre × contrat → mobilité — incrémental (KMN 2011, Grossmann et al. 2021, Chambers et al. 2009), nouveau seulement comme statique comparative d'une mesure de mobilité.
	15	+- Blocages : aucune source vérifiée d'élasticité de l'offre canadienne (paramètre illustratif à prévoir) ; « Uzeda » et « Alexander & Bazel » à préciser par l'auteur ; Muellbauer et al. 2015 (BoC) à revérifier pour la calibration.
	16	+- Prochaines étapes : Phase 2 (spécification du modèle, agent parallèle) doit (1) rendre explicite le paramètre de segmentation propriétaire/locatif et l'élasticité de l'offre, (2) tenir le processus de revenus fixe entre quantiles d'héritage dans la base, (3) prévoir trois contrats (FRM long, FRM renouvelable 5 ans, ARM) et deux régimes d'indexation des loyers pour toute expérience d'inflation, (4) formuler (ii) comme distribution stationnaire à deux classes de tenure avec demi-vie, sans promettre la multiplicité.

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	1	+## kmv 10.1086/708816
	2	+
	3	+
	4	+## sommer2018 10.1257/aer.20141751
	5	+This paper studies the impact of the mortgage interest tax deduction on equilibrium house prices, rents, homeownership, and welfare. We build a dynamic model of the housing market that features a realistic progressive tax system in which owner-occupied housing services are tax-exempt and mortgage interest payments are tax-deductible. We simulate the effect of tax reform on the housing market. Eliminating the mortgage interest deduction causes house prices to decline, increases homeownership, decreases mortgage debt, and improves welfare. Our findings challenge the widely held view that repealing the preferential tax treatment of mortgages would depress homeownership. (JEL H24, H31, R21, R31)
	6	+
	7	+## gks2017 10.1093/rfs/hhx043
	8	+
	9	+
	10	+## kaas 10.1093/jeea/jvaa004
	11	+Abstract The homeownership rate in Germany is one of the lowest among advanced economies. To better understand this fact, we evaluate the role of specific housing policies that tend to discourage homeownership. In comparison to other countries with higher homeownership such as the United States, Germany has an extensive social housing sector with broad eligibility criteria, high transfer taxes when buying real estate, and no tax deductions for mortgage interest payments by owner-occupiers. We build a life-cycle model with uninsurable income and housing risks and endogenous homeownership in order to quantify the policy impact on homeownership and welfare. Adjusting all three policies has a strong impact on housing tenure choices, closing the gap in homeownership rates between Germany and the United States by about two thirds. At the same time, household welfare would be reduced by moving to a policy regime with low transfer taxes, but it would improve in the absence of social housing, in particular, when coupled with housing subsidies for low-income households.
	12	+
	13	+## pazpardo 10.1257/mac.20200473
	14	+Earnings are riskier and more unequal for households born in the 1960s and 1980s than for those born in the 1940s. Despite improvements in financial conditions, younger generations are less likely to be living in their own homes than older generations at the same age. By using a life cycle model with housing and portfolio choice that includes flexible earnings risk and aggregate asset price risk, I show that changes in earnings dynamics account for a large part of the reduction in homeownership across generations. Lower-income households find it harder to buy housing and, as a result, accumulate less wealth. (JEL D15, G51, J31, R21, R31)
	15	+
	16	+## boar 10.1093/restud/rdab012
	17	+Abstract This article documents that parents accumulate savings to insure their children against income risk. I refer to this behaviour as dynastic precautionary saving. Using a sample of matched parent–child pairs from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics, I test for dynastic precautionary savings by examining the response of parental consumption to the child’s permanent income uncertainty. I exploit variation in permanent income risk across age and industry–occupation groups to confirm that, all else equal, higher uncertainty in the child’s permanent income depresses parental consumption, indicating a precautionary saving motive across generations.
	18	+
	19	+## fagereng 10.1086/712446
	20	+
	21	+
	22	+## doepke 10.1086/508379
	23	+
	24	+
	25	+## halket2015 10.1016/j.jmoneco.2015.08.003
	26	+
	27	+
	28	+## floetotto 10.1016/j.jmoneco.2016.04.005
	29	+
	30	+
	31	+## borri 10.1016/j.red.2020.09.003
	32	+
	33	+
	34	+## grossmann 10.1016/j.jet.2021.105275
	35	+
	36	+
	37	+## kmn2011 10.1111/j.1538-4616.2011.00374.x
	38	+This paper is a quantitatively oriented theoretical study into the interaction between housing prices, aggregate production, and household behavior over a lifetime. We develop a life‐cycle model of a production economy in which land and capital are used to build residential and commercial real estates. We find that in an economy where the share of land in the value of real estates is large, housing prices react more to an exogenous change in expected productivity or the world interest rate, causing a large redistribution between net buyers and net sellers of houses. Changing financing constraints, however, has limited effects on housing prices.
	39	+
	40	+## omr2006 10.1111/j.1467-937x.2006.383_1.x
	41	+
	42	+
	43	+## cgs2009 10.1111/j.1468-2354.2009.00544.x
	44	+This article accounts for the boom in homeownership from 1994 to 2005 by examining the roles of demographic changes and mortgage innovations. To measure the impact of these factors, we construct a quantitative general equilibrium overlapping generation model with housing. In the long‐run, mortgage innovation accounts for between 56 and 70% of the increase whereas demographics account for a much smaller portion. We test this result by considering changes in mortgages after 1940. We find that the introduction of the conventional fixed rate mortgage accounts for at least 50% of the observed increase in homeownership during that period.
	45	+
	46	+## mrt2010 10.1016/j.jmoneco.2010.05.001
	47	+
	48	+
	49	+## nekoei 10.1093/restud/rdac016
	50	+Abstract This article aims to measure and understand the role of inheritances in shaping wealth inequality. We use a quasi-experimental design and Swedish administrative data to document that the average heir depletes her inheritance within a decade while the inheritances of wealthy heirs remain intact. These different depletion rates are not due to different consumption or labour supply responses but due to different rates of return on inherited wealth. Upon their receipt, inheritances reduce relative measures of wealth inequality, such as top shares or percentile ratios. Theoretically, this reduction in inequality could be due to either a compressed inheritance distribution or similar chances of having wealthy parents (high intergenerational mobility). Empirically, the first force is more significant in Sweden. Within a decade, however, the effect is reversed: inheritances increase wealth inequality since the different depletion rates widen the inequality in inherited wealth over time. This implies that inheritance taxation can reduce long run wealth inequality only through the taxation of wealthy heirs.
	51	+
	52	+## iacpavan 10.1016/j.jmoneco.2012.10.020
	53	+
	54	+
	55	+## ssv2013 10.1016/j.jmoneco.2013.04.017
	56	+
	57	+
	58	+## favilukis2017 10.1086/689606
	59	+
	60	+
	61	+## sheedy 10.1353/eca.2014.0005
	62	+For many households borrowing is possible only by accepting a financial contract that specifies a fixed repayment stream. However, the future income that will repay this debt is uncertain, so risk can be inefficiently distributed. This paper shows that when debt contracts are written in terms of money, a monetary policy of nominal GDP targeting improves the functioning of financial markets. By insulating households’ nominal incomes from aggregate real shocks, this policy effectively achieves risk sharing by stabilizing the ratio of debt to income. The paper also shows that when there is price stickiness, the objective of improving risk sharing should still receive considerable weight in the conduct of monetary policy relative to stabilizing inflation.
	63	+
	64	+## meh2011 10.1111/j.1540-5982.2011.01678.x
	65	+Abstract This paper quantifies the redistributional effects of inflation in Canada that arise through the revaluation of nominal assets and liabilities. We find that the effects are non‐trivial even for low inflation episodes. The main winners are young, middle‐class households with mortgage debt. The government receives a windfall gain from its long‐term debt. The old, the rich or the middle‐aged, middle‐class lose, largely owing to their holdings of bonds and non‐indexed defined benefit pension assets. Finally, our Canada‐U.S. comparison reveals that the extent of redistributions can be quite different even between countries of similar economic and legal environments.
	66	+
	67	+## greenwald 10.1257/aer.20211715
	68	+Did credit drive the 2000s housing cycle? The existing literature’s findings range from credit having no effect to credit explaining most of the cycle. We show that these disparate results hinge on the extent to which landlords absorb credit-driven demand, which depends on the degree of housing market segmentation. We develop a model that nests cases between the extremes of no segmentation and perfect segmentation typically considered, estimate an elasticity that pins down the degree of segmentation, and use it to calibrate our model. We find credit standards played an important role, explaining 32 percent to 53 percent of the boom. (JEL E32, E44, G51, R21, R31)
	69	+
	70	+## daysal 10.3386/w31669
	71	+
	72	+
	73	+## benetton 10.2139/ssrn.4163306
	74	+
	75	+
	76	+## kuhn 10.1086/708815
	77	+
	78	+
	79	+## eerola 10.1016/j.red.2017.07.003
	80	+
	81	+
	82	+## cho 10.1016/j.jmacro.2010.09.002
	83	+
	84	+
	85	+## nakajima 10.1111/iere.12435
	86	+Abstract Retired homeowners dissave more slowly than renters, which suggests that homeownership affects retirees' saving decisions. We investigate empirically and theoretically the life‐cycle patterns of homeownership, housing, and nonhousing assets in retirement. Using an estimated structural model of saving and housing decisions, we find first that homeowners dissave slowly because they prefer to stay in their house as long as possible but cannot easily borrow against it. Second, the 1996–2006 housing boom significantly increased homeowners' assets. These channels are quantitatively significant; without considering homeownership, retirees' net worth would be 28%–44% lower, depending on age.
	87	+
	88	+## campbell2021 10.1111/jofi.13056
	89	+ABSTRACT We study mortgage design features aimed at stabilizing the macroeconomy. We model overlapping generations of borrowers and an infinitely lived risk‐averse representative lender. Mortgages are priced using an equilibrium pricing kernel derived from the lender's endogenous consumption. We consider an adjustable‐rate mortgage with an option that during recessions allows borrowers to pay only interest on their loan and extend its maturity. The option stabilizes consumption growth over the business cycle, shifts defaults to expansions, and enhances welfare. The cyclical properties of the contract are attractive to a risk‐averse lender so that the mortgage can be provided at a relatively low cost.
	90	+
	91	+## guren 10.1111/jofi.12963
	92	+ABSTRACT How can mortgages be redesigned to reduce macrovolatility and default? We address this question using a quantitative equilibrium life‐cycle model. Designs with countercyclical payments outperform fixed payments. Among those, designs that front‐load payment reductions in recessions outperform those that spread relief over the full term. Front‐loading alleviates liquidity constraints when they bind most, reducing default and stimulating housing demand. To illustrate, a fixed‐rate mortgage (FRM) with an option to convert to adjustable‐rate mortgage, which front‐loads payment reductions relative to an FRM with an option to refinance underwater, reduces price and consumption declines six times as much and default three times as much.
	93	+
	94	+## boargm 10.1093/restud/rdab063
	95	+Abstract We study the severity of liquidity constraints in the U.S. housing market using a life-cycle model with uninsurable idiosyncratic risks in which houses are illiquid, but agents can extract home equity by refinancing their mortgages. The model implies that four-fifths of homeowners are liquidity constrained and willing to pay an average of 13 cents to extract an additional dollar of liquidity from their home. Most homeowners value liquidity for precautionary reasons, anticipating the possibility of income declines and the need to make mortgage payments. The model reproduces well the observed response of consumption to tax rebates and mortgage relief programs and predicts large welfare gains from policies aimed at providing temporary liquidity relief to homeowners.
	96	+
	97	+## elinder 10.1016/j.jpubeco.2018.06.012
	98	+
	99	+
	100	+## bonnet 10.3917/redp.253.0317
	101	+Dans son ouvrage, Le capital au XXI e siècle , Thomas Piketty souligne les risques d’une explosion des inégalités de patrimoine, car le capital augmenterait plus vite que le revenu dans plusieurs pays, dont la France. Dans cette note, nous montrons que cette conclusion n’est pas plausible. Elle dépend de la hausse d’une seule des composantes du capital : le capital logement. Le capital dit « productif », hors immobilier, n’a que légèrement augmenté dans les dernières décennies, et sur le long terme, n’est pas en hausse tendancielle. Ensuite, si la valeur du capital immobilier mesurée dans les comptabilités nationales a augmenté sur cette période, c’est en raison de la hausse des prix de l’immobilier, qui ont crû beaucoup plus vite que les loyers et que les revenus depuis 2000. Or, les prix de l’immobilier ne sont pas nécessairement corrélés aux revenus du capital logement. Ce sont au contraire les loyers qui le sont, et donc qui importent pour la dynamique des inégalités : ils représentent à la fois les revenus du capital des propriétaires-bailleurs et les dépenses économisées des propriétaires-occupants. Cela ne signifie pas que les prix de l’immobilier n’ont aucun impact sur les inégalités.
	102	+
	103	+## lee2020 10.1016/j.jhe.2018.08.002
	104	+
	105	+
	106	+## helderman 10.1080/00420980601075018
	107	+Parental homeownership influences the younger generation's housing tenure through parental gifts and similarities in housing market circumstances (for example, urban-rural differences), among other mechanisms. This paper contributes to the distinguishing of these mechanisms and their relative importance, using the Netherlands Kinship Panel Study data and logistic regression analysis of housing tenure. Both gift-giving and continuities in housing market characteristics appear to be important mechanisms underlying the intergenerational transmission of homeownership. After controlling for these mechanisms and other individual and parental characteristics, a strong effect of parents' housing tenure on children's housing tenure remains, which may be partly attributed to mechanisms such as socialisation.
	108	+
	109	+## blickle 10.1111/jmcb.12566
	110	+Abstract We study the impact of borrowing constraints on home ownership and housing demand by comparing the tenure choice and housing quality of consumers who receive intra‐family wealth transfers to those that do not. Our analysis is based on household‐level panel data providing information on the receipt of wealth transfers, changes in tenure status as well as changes in the size and quality of housing. On average we find that the receipt of a wealth transfer increases the propensity of consumers to transition from renters to home‐owners by 6–8 percentage points (35% of the sample mean). Additional analyses suggest that this effect is unlikely to be driven by wealth effects and can thus be attributed to the relaxation of borrowing constraints. By contrast, wealth transfers do not increase the likelihood that existing homeowners “trade‐up” to larger homes in better locations.
	111	+
	112	+## hubmer 10.1086/712332
	113	+
	114	+
	115	+## garriga2020 10.1257/aer.20170772
	116	+Using a quantitative heterogeneous agents macro-housing model and detailed microdata, this paper studies the drivers of the 2006–2011 housing bust, its spillovers to consumption and the credit market, and the ability of mortgage rate interventions to accelerate the recovery. The model features tenure choice between owning and renting, rich portfolio choice, long-term defaultable mortgages, and endogenously illiquid housing from search frictions. The equilibrium analysis and empirical evidence suggest that the deterioration in house prices and liquidity, transmitted to consumption via balance sheets that vary in composition and depth, is central to explaining the observed aggregate and cross-sectional patterns. (JEL E23, E32, E44, G21, R31)
	117	+
	118	+## adamzhu 10.1111/jeea.12155
	119	+Abstract We show that unexpected price-level movements generate sizable wealth redistribution in the Euro Area (EA), using sectoral accounts and newly available data from the Household Finance and Consumption Survey. The EA as a whole is a net loser of unexpected price-level decreases, with Italy, Greece, Portugal, and Spain losing most in per capita terms, and Belgium and Malta being net winners. Governments are net losers of deflation, while the household (HH) sector is a net winner in the EA as a whole. HHs in Belgium, Ireland, Malta, and Germany experience the biggest per capita gains, while HHs in Finland and Spain turn out to be net losers. Considerable heterogeneity exists also within the HH sector: relatively young middle class HHs are net losers of deflation, while older and richer HHs are winners. As a result, wealth inequality in the EA increases with unexpected deflation, although in some countries (Austria, Germany, and Malta) inequality decreases due to the presence of relatively few young borrowing HHs. We document that HHs’ inflation exposure varies systematically across countries, with HHs in high-inflation EA countries holding systematically lower nominal exposures.
	120	+
	121	+## pallotti 10.1016/j.jmoneco.2024.103671
	122	+
	123	+
	124	+## cloyne 10.1093/restud/rdy074
	125	+Abstract Using household survey data for the U.S. and the U.K., we show that the aggregate response of consumption to interest rate changes is driven by households with a mortgage. Outright home-owners do not adjust expenditure at all while renters change their spending but by less than mortgagors. Income rises for all households as interest rate cuts directly affect firm investment and household consumption, boosting aggregate demand. A crucial difference between the housing tenure groups is the composition of their balance sheets: mortgagors hold sizable illiquid assets but little liquid wealth. Our results reveal that general equilibrium effects on household income coupled with balance-sheet-driven heterogeneity in the marginal propensity to consume play a key role in the transmission of monetary policy.
	126	+
	127	+## diaz2008 10.1016/j.red.2007.12.002
	128	+
	129	+
	130	+## halket2014 10.1016/j.red.2013.06.002
	131	+
	132	+
	133	+## gete 10.1093/rfs/hhx145
	134	+
	135	+
	136	+## kartashova 10.1016/j.jbankfin.2017.06.012
	137	+
	138	+
	139	+## favmab 10.1093/restud/rdac024
	140	+Abstract Housing affordability is the main policy challenge for most large cities in the world. Zoning changes, rent control, housing vouchers, and tax credits are the main levers employed by policymakers. How effective are they at combatting the affordability crisis? We build a dynamic stochastic spatial equilibrium model to evaluate the effect of these policies on the well-being of its citizens. The model endogenizes house prices, rents, construction, labour supply, output, income, and wealth inequality, the location decisions of households within the city as well as inter-city migration. Its main novel features are risk, risk aversion, and incomplete risk-sharing. We calibrate the model to the New York metropolitan statistical area. Housing affordability policies carry substantial insurance value but affect aggregate housing and labour supply and cause misallocation in labour and housing markets. Housing affordability policies that enhance access to this insurance especially for the neediest households create substantial net welfare gains.
	141	+
	142	+## bhandari 10.3982/ecta16414
	143	+We study optimal monetary and fiscal policies in a New Keynesian model with heterogeneous agents, incomplete markets, and nominal rigidities. Our approach uses small‐noise expansions and Fréchet derivatives to approximate equilibria quickly and efficiently. Responses of optimal policies to aggregate shocks differ qualitatively from what they would be in a corresponding representative agent economy and are an order of magnitude larger. A motive to provide insurance that arises from heterogeneity and incomplete markets outweighs price stabilization motives.
	144	+
	145	+## rognlie 10.1353/eca.2016.0002
	146	+In the postwar era, developed economies have experienced two substantial trends in the net capital share of aggregate income: a rise during the last several decades, which is well known, and a fall of comparable magnitude that continued until the 1970s, which is less well known. Overall, the net capital share has increased since 1948, but once disaggregated this increase turns out to come entirely from the housing sector: the contribution to net capital income from all other sectors has been zero or slightly negative, as the fall and rise have offset each other. Several influential accounts of the recent rise emphasize the role of increased capital accumulation, but this view is at odds with theory and evidence: it requires empirically improbable elasticities of substitution, and it presumes a correlation between the capital-income ratio and capital share that is not visible in the data. A more limited narrative that stresses scarcity and the increased cost of housing better fits the data. These results are clarified using a new, multisector model of factor shares.
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	14	+ model='New Keynesian DSGE with housing collateral constraints and nominal debt (patient/impatient households)',method='Estimated DSGE, impulse responses',
	15	+ findings='Nominal debt plus collateral constraints amplify demand shocks; debt deflation transfers from borrowers to lenders dampens responses to inflation shocks',
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	19	+ model='Quantitative life-cycle heterogeneous-household GE with rental market, long-term mortgages, tenure choice',method='Calibrated GE simulation of aggregate shocks (income, credit, beliefs)',
	20	+ findings='Belief shifts drive prices and rents; credit conditions move homeownership, leverage and foreclosures but not prices; rental market and long-term mortgages alleviate constraints',
	21	+ limitations='Focus on boom-bust and consumption; no inheritance heterogeneity, no inflation experiments, no Canada',
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	25	+ findings='Consumption response to house prices approximated by MPC times housing value; large and heterogeneous responses',
	26	+ limitations='Partial equilibrium prices; no tenure-driven wealth inequality',relevance='Provides the wealth-effect benchmark for owners versus renters after price shocks',overlap='Low; complementary',verified=CR)
	27	+add(key='garriga2017mortgages',type='article',authors='Garriga, Carlos and Kydland, Finn E. and {\\v{S}}ustek, Roman',year=2017,title='Mortgages and Monetary Policy',journal='Review of Financial Studies',vol='30',num='10',pages='3337--3375',doi='10.1093/rfs/hhx043',
	28	+ model='GE with long-term nominal mortgages (FRM vs ARM), incomplete markets, homeowner-borrowers and lenders',method='Calibrated GE, monetary policy experiments',
	29	+ findings='Monetary policy transmits through new-mortgage pricing and the real burden of existing nominal debt; persistent inflation benefits FRM borrowers over time but hurts ARM borrowers immediately; effects stronger under ARM',
	30	+ limitations='Two-agent structure; no tenure choice, no bequests, no wealth distribution',
	31	+ relevance='Direct precedent for contribution (iii): FRM versus ARM under inflation in GE',overlap='High on the inflation-contract mechanism; WP18 adds renters, ownership entry and intergenerational persistence',verified=CR2)
	32	+add(key='garriga2021monk',type='article',authors='Garriga, Carlos and Kydland, Finn E. and {\\v{S}}ustek, Roman',year=2021,title='{MoNK}: Mortgages in a New-Keynesian Model',journal='Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control',vol='123',num='',pages='104059',doi='10.1016/j.jedc.2020.104059',
	33	+ model='New Keynesian model with long-term nominal mortgages',method='Calibrated DSGE',findings='Mortgage debt deflation reshapes monetary transmission; contract type (FRM/ARM) matters for output and redistribution',
	34	+ limitations='No tenure choice or wealth distribution',relevance='Second GKS reference on nominal mortgage contracts and inflation',overlap='Mechanism (iii) only',verified=CR)
	35	+add(key='guren2021mortgage',type='article',authors='Guren, Adam M. and Krishnamurthy, Arvind and McQuade, Timothy J.',year=2021,title='Mortgage Design in an Equilibrium Model of the Housing Market',journal='Journal of Finance',vol='76',num='1',pages='113--168',doi='10.1111/jofi.12963',
	36	+ model='Quantitative equilibrium life-cycle model with mortgage design choices',method='Calibrated simulation',findings='Countercyclical-payment mortgages (FRM with ARM conversion option) reduce default and price declines several-fold relative to standard FRM',
	37	+ limitations='Focus on macro stabilisation, not inequality; no inflation surprises',relevance='Mortgage-contract design dimension of contribution (iv)',overlap='Low-medium',verified=CR2)
	38	+add(key='campbell2003household',type='article',authors='Campbell, John Y. and Cocco, Jo{\\~a}o F.',year=2003,title='Household Risk Management and Optimal Mortgage Choice',journal='Quarterly Journal of Economics',vol='118',num='4',pages='1449--1494',doi='10.1162/003355303322552847',
	39	+ model='Life-cycle partial-equilibrium model of FRM vs ARM choice with inflation and income risk',method='Numerical dynamic programming',findings='Nominal FRM carries wealth risk from inflation; ARM carries income risk; choice depends on risk aversion, mobility, income risk',
	40	+ limitations='Partial equilibrium; no housing price feedback or inequality',relevance='Household-level logic of FRM inflation risk used in WP18 owner problem',overlap='Low',verified=CR)
	41	+add(key='campbell2021structuring',type='article',authors='Campbell, John Y. and Clara, Nuno and Cocco, Jo{\\~a}o F.',year=2021,title='Structuring Mortgages for Macroeconomic Stability',journal='Journal of Finance',vol='76',num='5',pages='2525--2576',doi='10.1111/jofi.13056',
	42	+ model='OLG borrowers + infinitely lived risk-averse lender; equilibrium mortgage pricing',method='Calibrated equilibrium',findings='ARM with recession interest-only/extension option stabilises consumption and raises welfare at low cost to lender',
	43	+ limitations='No tenure choice, no bequests, lender is representative',relevance='Shows how lender wealth and contract pricing respond in equilibrium, a feature CLAUDE.md requires WP18 to track',overlap='Low-medium',verified=CR2)
	44	+add(key='mian2011house',type='article',authors='Mian, Atif and Sufi, Amir',year=2011,title='House Prices, Home Equity-Based Borrowing, and the {US} Household Leverage Crisis',journal='American Economic Review',vol='101',num='5',pages='2132--2156',doi='10.1257/aer.101.5.2132',
	45	+ model='Empirical',method='Individual credit data, supply-elasticity instrument (Saiz)',findings='Existing homeowners borrowed 25--30 cents per dollar of house price gain; borrowing concentrated among low-credit-score, high-utilisation households',
	46	+ limitations='US 2002--2006 only; no model',relevance='Evidence on the collateral channel and its heterogeneity; supply elasticity as instrument links to contribution (iv)',overlap='None (empirical)',verified=CR)
	47	+add(key='justiniano2019credit',type='article',authors='Justiniano, Alejandro and Primiceri, Giorgio E. and Tambalotti, Andrea',year=2019,title='Credit Supply and the Housing Boom',journal='Journal of Political Economy',vol='127',num='3',pages='1317--1350',doi='10.1086/701440',
	48	+ model='Two-agent GE with housing and lending constraints',method='Calibrated simulation',findings='Relaxation of lending (not borrowing) constraints reproduces the boom in prices and debt with low rates',
	49	+ limitations='Representative borrowers/lenders',relevance='Distinguishes lending vs borrowing constraints, relevant to LTV comparative statics',overlap='Low',verified=CR)
	50	+add(key='favilukis2017macroeconomic',type='article',authors='Favilukis, Jack and Ludvigson, Sydney C. and Van Nieuwerburgh, Stijn',year=2017,title='The Macroeconomic Effects of Housing Wealth, Housing Finance, and Limited Risk Sharing in General Equilibrium',journal='Journal of Political Economy',vol='125',num='1',pages='140--223',doi='10.1086/689606',
	51	+ model='OLG GE with aggregate and idiosyncratic risk, collateral constraints, heterogeneous bequest motives, endogenous interest rates and housing returns',method='Calibrated GE with aggregate risk',
	52	+ findings='Financial liberalisation produces a house price boom through a lower housing risk premium, not lower interest rates; realistic wealth distribution via bequest heterogeneity',
	53	+ limitations='No rental sector or tenure choice in the baseline; no nominal debt or inflation',relevance='Methodological benchmark for OLG GE with bequests and collateral; shows price feedback from credit through risk premia',overlap='Medium on contribution (i) (bequest heterogeneity + collateral + price feedback); no ownership threshold analysis',verified=CR2)
	54	+add(key='kiyotaki2011winners',type='article',authors='Kiyotaki, Nobuhiro and Michaelides, Alexander and Nikolov, Kalin',year=2011,title='Winners and Losers in Housing Markets',journal='Journal of Money, Credit and Banking',vol='43',num='2--3',pages='255--296',doi='10.1111/j.1538-4616.2011.00374.x',
	55	+ model='Life-cycle GE production economy with land and capital in real estate, owners and renters',method='Calibrated GE',
	56	+ findings='When the land share in house value is large, prices react strongly to productivity/interest shocks, redistributing between net buyers (young) and net sellers (old); financing constraints have limited price effects',
	57	+ limitations='No bequests, no nominal debt or inflation, no intergenerational persistence',relevance='Key precedent for contribution (iv): land scarcity governs price sensitivity and intergenerational redistribution',overlap='High on supply-scarcity/redistribution link; WP18 adds mortgage-contract and inheritance channels',verified=CR2)
	58	+add(key='piazzesi2016housing',type='incollection',authors='Piazzesi, Monika and Schneider, Martin',year=2016,title='Housing and Macroeconomics',journal='Handbook of Macroeconomics',vol='2',num='',pages='1547--1640',doi='10.1016/bs.hesmac.2016.06.003',booktitle='Handbook of Macroeconomics',publisher='Elsevier',
	59	+ model='Survey',method='Survey',findings='Organises facts and models on housing, collateral, tenure, and macro transmission',limitations='Survey',relevance='Reference frame for section 4 of WP18',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	60	+add(key='davis2015housing',type='incollection',authors='Davis, Morris A. and Van Nieuwerburgh, Stijn',year=2015,title='Housing, Finance, and the Macroeconomy',journal='Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics',vol='5',num='',pages='753--811',doi='10.1016/B978-0-444-59531-7.00012-0',booktitle='Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics',publisher='Elsevier',
	61	+ model='Survey',method='Survey',findings='Reviews facts and models linking housing finance, house prices and the macroeconomy, including life-cycle tenure models',limitations='Survey',relevance='Reference frame for the review',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	62	+add(key='greenwald2025do',type='article',authors='Greenwald, Daniel L. and Guren, Adam',year=2025,title='Do Credit Conditions Move House Prices?',journal='American Economic Review',vol='115',num='10',pages='3559--3596',doi='10.1257/aer.20211715',
	63	+ model='Housing model nesting segmented and unsegmented owner/rental markets with landlords',method='Estimated segmentation elasticity + calibrated model',
	64	+ findings='Degree of owner/rental segmentation determines whether credit moves prices; credit standards explain 32--53% of the 2000s boom',
	65	+ limitations='US boom focus; no inheritance or inflation',relevance='Shows that the rental-market structure governs the price feedback in contribution (i)',overlap='Medium: the segmentation parameter is a key modelling choice for WP18',verified=CR2)
	66	+add(key='garriga2020mortgage',type='article',authors='Garriga, Carlos and Hedlund, Aaron',year=2020,title='Mortgage Debt, Consumption, and Illiquid Housing Markets in the {Great Recession}',journal='American Economic Review',vol='110',num='6',pages='1603--1634',doi='10.1257/aer.20170772',
	67	+ model='Heterogeneous-agent macro-housing model with tenure choice, long-term defaultable mortgages, search-illiquid housing',method='Calibrated GE + microdata',findings='Price and liquidity deterioration transmitted through balance sheets explains bust patterns',
	68	+ limitations='No bequests/inflation',relevance='Template for defaultable long-term mortgages and tenure choice',overlap='Low-medium',verified=CR2)
	69	+add(key='boar2022liquidity',type='article',authors='Boar, Corina and Gorea, Denis and Midrigan, Virgiliu',year=2022,title='Liquidity Constraints in the {U.S.} Housing Market',journal='Review of Economic Studies',vol='89',num='3',pages='1120--1154',doi='10.1093/restud/rdab063',
	70	+ model='Life-cycle model with illiquid housing and refinancing',method='Calibrated',findings='Four-fifths of homeowners are liquidity constrained; willingness to pay 13 cents per dollar of home-equity liquidity',limitations='No GE prices',relevance='Quantifies the owner liquidity constraint that WP18 must model when comparing owners and renters with equal income',overlap='Low',verified=CR2)
	71	+add(key='cloyne2020monetary',type='article',authors='Cloyne, James and Ferreira, Clodomiro and Surico, Paolo',year=2020,title='Monetary Policy when Households have Debt: New Evidence on the Transmission Mechanism',journal='Review of Economic Studies',vol='87',num='1',pages='102--129',doi='10.1093/restud/rdy074',
	72	+ model='Empirical (US, UK household surveys)',method='Local projections by tenure group',findings='Consumption response to rates driven by mortgagors; outright owners do not adjust; renters adjust less',limitations='No structural model',relevance='Tenure heterogeneity in monetary transmission',overlap='None',verified=CR2)
	73	+add(key='beraja2019regional',type='article',authors='Beraja, Martin and Fuster, Andreas and Hurst, Erik and Vavra, Joseph',year=2019,title='Regional Heterogeneity and the Refinancing Channel of Monetary Policy',journal='Quarterly Journal of Economics',vol='134',num='1',pages='109--183',doi='10.1093/qje/qjy021',
	74	+ model='Empirical + heterogeneous-agent model',method='Microdata + model',findings='Refinancing channel depends on home equity distribution; monetary policy is state dependent',limitations='US FRM institutions',relevance='Refinancing as the mechanism that limits FRM inflation gains when rates fall',overlap='Low',verified=CR)
	75	+add(key='aladangady2017housing',type='article',authors='Aladangady, Aditya',year=2017,title='Housing Wealth and Consumption: Evidence from Geographically Linked Microdata',journal='American Economic Review',vol='107',num='11',pages='3415--3446',doi='10.1257/aer.20150491',
	76	+ model='Empirical',method='Supply-elasticity instrument, microdata',findings='MPC out of housing wealth about 4.7 cents, concentrated among constrained owners; renters show no response',limitations='Empirical only',relevance='Links supply elasticity, collateral and owner/renter asymmetry in one design',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	77	+add(key='gete2018mortgage',type='article',authors='Gete, Pedro and Reher, Michael',year=2018,title='Mortgage Supply and Housing Rents',journal='Review of Financial Studies',vol='31',num='12',pages='4884--4911',doi='10.1093/rfs/hhx145',
	78	+ model='Empirical + simple model',method='Bank-level credit supply shocks',findings='Tighter mortgage supply raises rents and lowers homeownership by pushing households into renting',limitations='US post-2010',relevance='Evidence for the rental-market feedback of credit constraints central to contribution (i)',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	79	+add(key='jorda2016great',type='article',authors='Jord{\\`a}, {\\`O}scar and Schularick, Moritz and Taylor, Alan M.',year=2016,title='The Great Mortgaging: Housing Finance, Crises and Business Cycles',journal='Economic Policy',vol='31',num='85',pages='107--152',doi='10.1093/epolic/eiv017',
	80	+ model='Empirical long-run panel (17 countries, 1870--2012)',method='Historical data',findings='Mortgage credit to GDP has driven the post-war rise in private credit; mortgage booms predict crises',limitations='Macro aggregates',relevance='Long-run context for leverage as the dominant household liability',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	81	+# ---------------- Inflation redistribution ----------------
	82	+add(key='fisher1933debt',type='article',authors='Fisher, Irving',year=1933,title='The Debt-Deflation Theory of Great Depressions',journal='Econometrica',vol='1',num='4',pages='337--357',doi='10.2307/1907327',
	83	+ model='Verbal theory',method='Theory',findings='Unexpected deflation raises the real burden of nominal debt',limitations='No formal model',relevance='Origin of the Fisher channel',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	84	+add(key='doepke2006inflation',type='article',authors='Doepke, Matthias and Schneider, Martin',year=2006,title='Inflation and the Redistribution of Nominal Wealth',journal='Journal of Political Economy',vol='114',num='6',pages='1069--1097',doi='10.1086/508379',
	85	+ model='Accounting framework of nominal positions by age and wealth; partial equilibrium',method='Flow of funds + SCF, revaluation under inflation scenarios',
	86	+ findings='Surprise inflation transfers from rich old bondholders (and foreigners) to young middle-class households with fixed-rate mortgages and to the government',
	87	+ limitations='No GE price responses, no behavioural adjustment, no housing price endogeneity',relevance='Baseline for contribution (iii); WP18 asks whether these gains survive in GE with endogenous rents, house prices and lender wealth',overlap='High on the direct revaluation; WP18 adds GE and tenure-entry effects',verified=CR2)
	88	+add(key='adam2016price',type='article',authors='Adam, Klaus and Zhu, Junyi',year=2016,title='Price-Level Changes and the Redistribution of Nominal Wealth across the Euro Area',journal='Journal of the European Economic Association',vol='14',num='4',pages='871--906',doi='10.1111/jeea.12155',
	89	+ model='Accounting framework (HFCS + sectoral accounts)',method='Revaluation of nominal positions',findings='Young middle-class households lose from deflation, older and richer gain; wealth inequality rises with unexpected deflation',limitations='No behavioural or GE response',relevance='Cross-country confirmation of the age/tenure pattern of nominal exposure',overlap='Medium (accounting only)',verified=CR2)
	90	+add(key='auclert2019monetary',type='article',authors='Auclert, Adrien',year=2019,title='Monetary Policy and the Redistribution Channel',journal='American Economic Review',vol='109',num='6',pages='2333--2367',doi='10.1257/aer.20160137',
	91	+ model='Heterogeneous-agent model with sufficient statistics (unhedged interest rate exposure, Fisher channel, earnings heterogeneity)',method='Theory + micro calibration',
	92	+ findings='Redistribution through Fisher and URE channels amplifies monetary transmission when losers have lower MPCs than winners',limitations='No housing/tenure structure or intergenerational dynamics',relevance='Provides the sufficient-statistic language for the Fisher channel WP18 will use in Proposition on inflation',overlap='Medium on (iii) mechanism; WP18 adds long-run ownership and wealth persistence',verified=CR)
	93	+add(key='meh2010aggregate',type='article',authors='Meh, C{\\\'e}saire A. and R{\\\'i}os-Rull, Jos{\\\'e}-V{\\\'i}ctor and Terajima, Yaz',year=2010,title='Aggregate and Welfare Effects of Redistribution of Wealth under Inflation and Price-Level Targeting',journal='Journal of Monetary Economics',vol='57',num='6',pages='637--652',doi='10.1016/j.jmoneco.2010.05.001',
	94	+ model='Heterogeneous-agent OLG GE with nominal positions (Bank of Canada)',method='Calibrated GE, 1% price-level surprise under IT vs PT',findings='Redistribution and its aggregate/welfare effects are larger under inflation targeting; youngest, poorest and government gain',limitations='No explicit housing market or tenure choice',relevance='Canadian GE precedent for surprise-inflation redistribution; confirms GE matters',overlap='High on (iii) in spirit; no housing, no ownership entry',verified=CR2)
	95	+add(key='meh2011inflation',type='article',authors='Meh, C{\\\'e}saire A. and Terajima, Yaz',year=2011,title='Inflation, Nominal Portfolios, and Wealth Redistribution in {Canada}',journal='Canadian Journal of Economics',vol='44',num='4',pages='1369--1402',doi='10.1111/j.1540-5982.2011.01678.x',
	96	+ model='Accounting framework for Canada (nominal portfolios)',method='Revaluation of nominal positions',findings='Main winners of inflation are young middle-class households with mortgage debt; the old, the rich and pension holders lose; Canada--US differences are substantial',limitations='No GE',relevance='Canadian calibration anchor for nominal exposures by age and tenure',overlap='Medium',verified=CR2)
	97	+add(key='sheedy2014debt',type='article',authors='Sheedy, Kevin D.',year=2014,title='Debt and Incomplete Financial Markets: A Case for Nominal {GDP} Targeting',journal='Brookings Papers on Economic Activity',vol='2014',num='1',pages='301--373',doi='10.1353/eca.2014.0005',
	98	+ model='Incomplete markets with nominal debt contracts',method='Theory',findings='Nominal debt makes monetary policy a risk-sharing device; NGDP targeting stabilises debt-to-income',limitations='No housing or tenure',relevance='Normative counterpart to the Fisher channel',overlap='Low',verified=CR2)
	99	+add(key='pallotti2024who',type='article',authors='Pallotti, Filippo and Paz-Pardo, Gonzalo and Slacalek, Jiri and Tristani, Oreste and Violante, Giovanni L.',year=2024,title='Who Bears the Costs of Inflation? Euro Area Households and the 2021--2023 Shock',journal='Journal of Monetary Economics',vol='148',num='',pages='103671',doi='10.1016/j.jmoneco.2024.103671',
	100	+ model='Welfare accounting of unexpected inflation channels',method='HFCS microdata + aggregates',findings='Nominal net positions drive heterogeneity; retirees lose up to 14% of triennial income, half of 25--44 year-olds gain; rigid rents hedge renters',limitations='Accounting, no GE',relevance='Recent evidence that owners with nominal debt gained and that rent rigidity matters for renters, a nuance WP18 must model',overlap='Medium',verified=CR2)
	101	+# ---------------- Supply / land ----------------
	102	+add(key='saiz2010geographic',type='article',authors='Saiz, Albert',year=2010,title='The Geographic Determinants of Housing Supply',journal='Quarterly Journal of Economics',vol='125',num='3',pages='1253--1296',doi='10.1162/qjec.2010.125.3.1253',
	103	+ model='Empirical',method='GIS land availability + regulation',findings='Metropolitan housing supply elasticities are determined by geography and regulation; inelastic metros see higher prices',limitations='US metros',relevance='Empirical anchor for the supply elasticity parameter sweep in contribution (iv)',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	104	+add(key='glaeser2006urban',type='article',authors='Glaeser, Edward L. and Gyourko, Joseph and Saks, Raven E.',year=2006,title='Urban Growth and Housing Supply',journal='Journal of Economic Geography',vol='6',num='1',pages='71--89',doi='10.1093/jeg/lbi003',
	105	+ model='Simple urban model + empirics',method='Cross-metro regressions',findings='Supply elasticity determines whether demand growth shows up in prices or quantities',limitations='US',relevance='Price-vs-quantity adjustment logic for supply scenarios',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	106	+add(key='gyourko2013superstar',type='article',authors='Gyourko, Joseph and Mayer, Christopher and Sinai, Todd',year=2013,title='Superstar Cities',journal='American Economic Journal: Economic Policy',vol='5',num='4',pages='167--199',doi='10.1257/pol.5.4.167',
	107	+ model='Theory + empirics',method='Metro panel',findings='Inelastic supply plus rising high-income demand generates persistent price divergence and sorting of the rich into scarce cities',limitations='US metros',relevance='Persistent price divergence under inelastic supply as a source of owner-renter wealth divergence',overlap='Low',verified=CR)
	108	+add(key='knoll2017no',type='article',authors='Knoll, Katharina and Schularick, Moritz and Steger, Thomas',year=2017,title='No Price Like Home: Global House Prices, 1870--2012',journal='American Economic Review',vol='107',num='2',pages='331--353',doi='10.1257/aer.20150501',
	109	+ model='Empirical long-run',method='14-country house price dataset + decomposition',findings='Real house prices roughly constant until mid-20th century then tripled; about 80% of the increase is land prices',limitations='Aggregates',relevance='Motivates land scarcity as the long-run driver of housing wealth, central to (iv)',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	110	+add(key='glaeser2018economic',type='article',authors='Glaeser, Edward and Gyourko, Joseph',year=2018,title='The Economic Implications of Housing Supply',journal='Journal of Economic Perspectives',vol='32',num='1',pages='3--30',doi='10.1257/jep.32.1.3',
	111	+ model='Survey',method='Survey',findings='Supply restrictions raise prices above construction costs and reduce mobility and welfare',limitations='Survey',relevance='Framing for supply policy section',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	112	+add(key='baumsnow2024microgeography',type='article',authors='Baum-Snow, Nathaniel and Han, Lu',year=2024,title='The Microgeography of Housing Supply',journal='Journal of Political Economy',vol='132',num='6',pages='1897--1946',doi='10.1086/728110',
	113	+ model='Empirical',method='Neighbourhood-level supply elasticities',findings='Supply elasticities vary widely within cities; low in dense cores',limitations='US',relevance='Recent elasticity estimates for calibration ranges',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	114	+add(key='davis2007price',type='article',authors='Davis, Morris A. and Heathcote, Jonathan',year=2007,title='The Price and Quantity of Residential Land in the {United States}',journal='Journal of Monetary Economics',vol='54',num='8',pages='2595--2620',doi='10.1016/j.jmoneco.2007.06.023',
	115	+ model='Accounting + empirics',method='Land/structure decomposition',findings='Land share of house value rose from 35% to over 45%; land prices drive house price volatility',limitations='US',relevance='Justifies modelling land as fixed factor in housing production',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	116	+add(key='hilber2016impact',type='article',authors='Hilber, Christian A. L. and Vermeulen, Wouter',year=2016,title='The Impact of Supply Constraints on House Prices in {England}',journal='Economic Journal',vol='126',num='591',pages='358--405',doi='10.1111/ecoj.12213',
	117	+ model='Empirical',method='Panel of English local authorities',findings='Regulatory constraints substantially raise house prices and their income elasticity',limitations='England',relevance='Non-US evidence on supply constraints',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	118	+add(key='favilukis2023affordable',type='article',authors='Favilukis, Jack and Mabille, Pierre and Van Nieuwerburgh, Stijn',year=2023,title='Affordable Housing and City Welfare',journal='Review of Economic Studies',vol='90',num='1',pages='293--330',doi='10.1093/restud/rdac024',
	119	+ model='Dynamic stochastic spatial equilibrium with owners, renters, construction, incomplete markets',method='Calibrated to New York MSA',findings='Affordability policies have insurance value but distort supply and labour; wealth inequality endogenous',limitations='City-level; no inheritance or inflation',relevance='Shows how to endogenise rents, prices, construction and wealth inequality jointly',overlap='Medium (model architecture)',verified=CR2)
	120	+add(key='grossmann2021distributional',type='article',authors='Grossmann, Volker and Larin, Benjamin and L{\\"o}fflad, Hans Torben and Steger, Thomas',year=2021,title='Distributional Consequences of Surging Housing Rents',journal='Journal of Economic Theory',vol='196',num='',pages='105275',doi='10.1016/j.jet.2021.105275',
	121	+ model='Dynamic GE with land as fixed factor, owners/landlords and renters',method='Theory + calibration',findings='Land scarcity with growth raises rents and house prices; redistributes from renters to landowners and raises wealth inequality',limitations='Representative types; no bequest heterogeneity, no nominal debt (metadata verified; abstract not retrieved)',relevance='Closest theoretical treatment of land scarcity as a driver of owner-renter inequality (contribution iv)',overlap='High on the supply-scarcity inequality link; WP18 adds mortgage contracts, inflation and ownership entry',verified=CR)
	122	+add(key='borri2021optimal',type='article',authors='Borri, Nicola and Reichlin, Pietro',year=2021,title='Optimal Taxation with Home Ownership and Wealth Inequality',journal='Review of Economic Dynamics',vol='40',num='',pages='64--84',doi='10.1016/j.red.2020.09.003',
	123	+ model='Heterogeneous-agent model with owners/renters and housing taxation',method='Theory + quantitative',findings='Housing price appreciation widens wealth inequality between owners and renters; optimal taxation of housing analysed (metadata verified; abstract not retrieved)',limitations='No inflation, no inheritance process',relevance='Normative counterpart on owner-renter inequality',overlap='Medium',verified=CR)
	124	+add(key='rognlie2015deciphering',type='article',authors='Rognlie, Matthew',year=2015,title='Deciphering the Fall and Rise in the Net Capital Share: Accumulation or Scarcity?',journal='Brookings Papers on Economic Activity',vol='2015',num='1',pages='1--69',doi='10.1353/eca.2016.0002',
	125	+ model='Empirical/accounting',method='National accounts decomposition',findings='Post-war rise in net capital share comes entirely from housing; scarcity rather than accumulation',limitations='Aggregates',relevance='Housing scarcity as the source of rising capital share motivates land-constrained supply',overlap='None',verified=CR2)
	126	+# ---------------- Tenure, rental equilibrium, life cycle ----------------
	127	+add(key='henderson1983model',type='article',authors='Henderson, J. Vernon and Ioannides, Yannis M.',year=1983,title='A Model of Housing Tenure Choice',journal='American Economic Review',vol='73',num='1',pages='98--113',doi='',url='https://ideas.repec.org/a/aea/aecrev/v73y1983i1p98-113.html',
	128	+ model='Static theory of tenure choice with rental externality',method='Theory',findings='Owning dominates renting when the consumption demand exceeds investment demand; rental externality (maintenance) creates an ownership premium',limitations='Static, no credit constraints',relevance='Origin of the owner-premium rationale for a rent-price wedge',overlap='Low',verified='RePEc/IDEAS (vol. 73(1), 98--113) ; pas de DOI Crossref pour les AER de 1983')
	129	+add(key='ortalomagne2006housing',type='article',authors='Ortalo-Magn{\\\'e}, Fran{\\c{c}}ois and Rady, Sven',year=2006,title='Housing Market Dynamics: On the Contribution of Income Shocks and Credit Constraints',journal='Review of Economic Studies',vol='73',num='2',pages='459--485',doi='10.1111/j.1467-937X.2006.383_1.x',
	130	+ model='Life-cycle OLG with property ladder (starter/trade-up) and down-payment constraint',method='Analytical theory',
	131	+ findings='Young households\' ability to finance a down payment drives prices; income shocks cause overshooting; capital gains on starter homes relax constraints of existing owners',
	132	+ limitations='No bequests, no inflation, no rental supply elasticity, stylised income',relevance='Direct analytical precedent for an ownership-entry threshold (contribution i) and path dependence (ii)',overlap='High: entry threshold via down-payment and price feedback; WP18 adds bequests, nominal debt, supply elasticity and GE wealth distribution',verified=CR2)
	133	+add(key='stein1995prices',type='article',authors='Stein, Jeremy C.',year=1995,title='Prices and Trading Volume in the Housing Market: A Model with Down-Payment Effects',journal='Quarterly Journal of Economics',vol='110',num='2',pages='379--406',doi='10.2307/2118444',
	134	+ model='Static model with down-payment constraints and repeat buyers',method='Theory',findings='Down-payment effects generate multiple equilibria and price-volume comovement',limitations='Static',relevance='Origin of multiple equilibria through down-payment feedback (contribution ii)',overlap='Medium on multiplicity mechanism',verified=CR)
	135	+add(key='chambers2009accounting',type='article',authors='Chambers, Matthew and Garriga, Carlos and Schlagenhauf, Don E.',year=2009,title='Accounting for Changes in the Homeownership Rate',journal='International Economic Review',vol='50',num='3',pages='677--726',doi='10.1111/j.1468-2354.2009.00544.x',
	136	+ model='Quantitative GE OLG with housing, tenure choice and mortgage contracts',method='Calibrated GE',findings='Mortgage innovation explains 56--70% of the 1994--2005 rise in homeownership; introduction of the FRM explains at least half of the post-1940 rise',limitations='No bequest heterogeneity, no inflation surprises',relevance='Benchmark OLG GE for mortgage-contract effects on ownership (contribution iv)',overlap='High on contract-to-ownership link; WP18 adds inheritance and inflation',verified=CR2)
	137	+add(key='chambers2009loan',type='article',authors='Chambers, Matthew S. and Garriga, Carlos and Schlagenhauf, Don',year=2009,title='The Loan Structure and Housing Tenure Decisions in an Equilibrium Model of Mortgage Choice',journal='Review of Economic Dynamics',vol='12',num='3',pages='444--468',doi='10.1016/j.red.2009.01.003',
	138	+ model='Equilibrium life-cycle model with mortgage contract choice',method='Calibrated',findings='Contract menu (FRM, balloon, combo) affects tenure and ownership timing',limitations='No inflation surprise',relevance='Contract design and ownership entry',overlap='Medium',verified=CR)
	139	+add(key='sommer2013equilibrium',type='article',authors='Sommer, Kamila and Sullivan, Paul and Verbrugge, Randal',year=2013,title='The Equilibrium Effect of Fundamentals on House Prices and Rents',journal='Journal of Monetary Economics',vol='60',num='7',pages='854--870',doi='10.1016/j.jmoneco.2013.04.017',
	140	+ model='Dynamic equilibrium with endogenous prices and rents, owners/renters/landlords',method='Calibrated GE',findings='Lower rates, looser credit and higher income explain about half of the 1995--2006 rise in price-rent ratio',limitations='No bequests/inflation',relevance='Rental equilibrium template with endogenous rent-price ratio',overlap='Medium',verified=CR2)
	141	+add(key='sommer2018implications',type='article',authors='Sommer, Kamila and Sullivan, Paul',year=2018,title='Implications of {US} Tax Policy for House Prices, Rents, and Homeownership',journal='American Economic Review',vol='108',num='2',pages='241--274',doi='10.1257/aer.20141751',
	142	+ model='Dynamic GE housing model with progressive taxes, owners, renters, landlords',method='Calibrated GE policy experiment',findings='Removing the mortgage interest deduction lowers prices, raises homeownership and welfare',limitations='No bequests, no inflation',relevance='Shows GE price feedback can reverse partial-equilibrium intuition, a warning for all WP18 claims',overlap='Medium (architecture)',verified=CR2)
	143	+add(key='iacoviello2013housing',type='article',authors='Iacoviello, Matteo and Pavan, Marina',year=2013,title='Housing and Debt over the Life Cycle and over the Business Cycle',journal='Journal of Monetary Economics',vol='60',num='2',pages='221--238',doi='10.1016/j.jmoneco.2012.10.020',
	144	+ model='Quantitative GE life-cycle with housing, debt, down payments',method='Calibrated GE',findings='Matches age profiles of ownership and debt; lower down payments and higher income risk reduce housing volatility',limitations='No bequest heterogeneity or inflation',relevance='Life-cycle debt and ownership profiles benchmark',overlap='Medium',verified=CR2)
	145	+add(key='gervais2002housing',type='article',authors='Gervais, Martin',year=2002,title='Housing Taxation and Capital Accumulation',journal='Journal of Monetary Economics',vol='49',num='7',pages='1461--1489',doi='10.1016/S0304-3932(02)00172-1',
	146	+ model='OLG GE with owners/renters and down-payment constraint',method='Calibrated GE',findings='Tax treatment of housing distorts tenure and capital accumulation',limitations='No inheritance or inflation',relevance='Early OLG GE with tenure and down payment',overlap='Medium',verified=CR)
	147	+add(key='diaz2008user',type='article',authors='D{\\\'i}az, Antonia and Luengo-Prado, Mar{\\\'i}a Jos{\\\'e}',year=2008,title='On the User Cost and Homeownership',journal='Review of Economic Dynamics',vol='11',num='3',pages='584--613',doi='10.1016/j.red.2007.12.002',
	148	+ model='Life-cycle model with owners/renters, user cost',method='Calibrated',findings='Tax advantages and transaction costs explain the ownership premium; user cost comparisons mislead',limitations='Partial equilibrium prices',relevance='User-cost framework for rent-price wedge',overlap='Low',verified=CR)
	149	+add(key='diaz2010wealth',type='article',authors='D{\\\'i}az, Antonia and Luengo-Prado, Mar{\\\'i}a Jos{\\\'e}',year=2010,title='The Wealth Distribution with Durable Goods',journal='International Economic Review',vol='51',num='1',pages='143--170',doi='10.1111/j.1468-2354.2009.00574.x',
	150	+ model='Incomplete-markets model with housing as durable, collateral and transaction costs',method='Calibrated',findings='Housing raises measured wealth inequality concentration patterns; collateral constraints matter for the bottom of the distribution',limitations='Infinite horizon, no bequests',relevance='Housing and the shape of the wealth distribution',overlap='Medium',verified=CR)
	151	+add(key='cocco2005portfolio',type='article',authors='Cocco, Jo{\\~a}o F.',year=2005,title='Portfolio Choice in the Presence of Housing',journal='Review of Financial Studies',vol='18',num='2',pages='535--567',doi='10.1093/rfs/hhi006',
	152	+ model='Life-cycle portfolio model with housing',method='Numerical',findings='House price risk crowds out stockholding for young and poor owners',limitations='Partial equilibrium',relevance='Renter investment returns vs owner leveraged housing returns',overlap='Low',verified=CR)
	153	+add(key='halket2014saving',type='article',authors='Halket, Jonathan and Vasudev, Santhanagopalan',year=2014,title='Saving Up or Settling Down: Home Ownership over the Life Cycle',journal='Review of Economic Dynamics',vol='17',num='2',pages='345--366',doi='10.1016/j.red.2013.06.002',
	154	+ model='Life-cycle model with mobility, tenure and down payment',method='Calibrated',findings='Mobility and down-payment saving jointly explain the age profile of ownership',limitations='Partial equilibrium',relevance='Saving-for-down-payment behaviour before the ownership threshold',overlap='Medium',verified=CR)
	155	+add(key='halket2015homeownership',type='article',authors='Halket, Jonathan and Pignatti Morano di Custoza, Matteo',year=2015,title='Homeownership and the Scarcity of Rentals',journal='Journal of Monetary Economics',vol='76',num='',pages='107--123',doi='10.1016/j.jmoneco.2015.08.003',
	156	+ model='Competitive search model of rental market with private information on tenure duration',method='Theory + listing data',findings='Rental scarcity for long-stay households raises ownership; ownership higher where rents are low relative to prices but rentals scarce',limitations='No dynamics of wealth',relevance='Microfoundation for rental scarcity and the rent-price ratio',overlap='Low',verified=CR2)
	157	+add(key='pazpardo2024homeownership',type='article',authors='Paz-Pardo, Gonzalo',year=2024,title='Homeownership and Portfolio Choice over the Generations',journal='American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics',vol='16',num='1',pages='207--237',doi='10.1257/mac.20200473',
	158	+ model='Life-cycle model with housing, portfolio choice, flexible earnings risk',method='Estimated earnings processes + calibrated model',findings='Riskier and more unequal earnings of later cohorts explain much of the fall in young homeownership; lower-income households buy later and accumulate less wealth',limitations='No GE prices, no bequest heterogeneity',relevance='Earnings-risk channel into ownership entry and wealth, to separate from the inheritance channel',overlap='Medium on (i)',verified=CR2)
	159	+add(key='kaas2021low',type='article',authors='Kaas, Leo and Kocharkov, Georgi and Preugschat, Edgar and Siassi, Nawid',year=2021,title='Low Homeownership in {Germany}---A Quantitative Exploration',journal='Journal of the European Economic Association',vol='19',num='1',pages='128--164',doi='10.1093/jeea/jvaa004',
	160	+ model='Life-cycle model with income and housing risk, endogenous tenure, social housing, transfer taxes',method='Calibrated',findings='Social housing, transfer taxes and no mortgage deduction explain about two thirds of the Germany-US ownership gap; closing it would lower welfare',limitations='No GE price feedback, no inheritance',relevance='Policy determinants of ownership rates; welfare caution',overlap='Low-medium',verified=CR2)
	161	+add(key='floetotto2016government',type='article',authors='Floetotto, Max and Kirker, Michael and Stroebel, Johannes',year=2016,title='Government Intervention in the Housing Market: Who Wins, Who Loses?',journal='Journal of Monetary Economics',vol='80',num='',pages='106--123',doi='10.1016/j.jmoneco.2016.04.005',
	162	+ model='GE heterogeneous-agent model with owner/rental housing and taxes',method='Calibrated, transition dynamics',findings='Homebuyer credits raise prices temporarily and lower welfare; removing tax asymmetry helps a majority in steady state but transitions create winners and losers',limitations='No inheritance or inflation',relevance='Transition-path distributional analysis template for policy section',overlap='Low-medium',verified=CR2)
	163	+add(key='nakajima2020home',type='article',authors='Nakajima, Makoto and Telyukova, Irina A.',year=2020,title='Home Equity in Retirement',journal='International Economic Review',vol='61',num='2',pages='573--616',doi='10.1111/iere.12435',
	164	+ model='Estimated structural life-cycle model of retirees with housing',method='Structural estimation',findings='Owners dissave slowly because they want to stay and cannot borrow; housing boom raised retiree assets 28--44%',limitations='Retirement phase only',relevance='Houses as the main bequeathed asset: end-of-life housing holdings feed the inheritance process',overlap='Low',verified=CR2)
	165	+add(key='linneman1989impacts',type='article',authors='Linneman, Peter and Wachter, Susan',year=1989,title='The Impacts of Borrowing Constraints on Homeownership',journal='Real Estate Economics',vol='17',num='4',pages='389--402',doi='10.1111/1540-6229.00499',
	166	+ model='Empirical',method='SCF-based constraint measures',findings='Wealth (down-payment) constraints reduce ownership more than income constraints',limitations='Cross-section',relevance='Early evidence that the wealth constraint, not income, blocks ownership',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	167	+# ---------------- Incomplete markets, bequests, intergenerational wealth ----------------
	168	+add(key='samuelson1958exact',type='article',authors='Samuelson, Paul A.',year=1958,title='An Exact Consumption-Loan Model of Interest with or without the Social Contrivance of Money',journal='Journal of Political Economy',vol='66',num='6',pages='467--482',doi='10.1086/258100',
	169	+ model='OLG',method='Theory',findings='Foundational OLG model',limitations='---',relevance='OLG foundation',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	170	+add(key='diamond1965national',type='article',authors='Diamond, Peter A.',year=1965,title='National Debt in a Neoclassical Growth Model',journal='American Economic Review',vol='55',num='5',pages='1126--1150',doi='',url='https://assets.aeaweb.org/asset-server/journals/aer/top20/55.5.1126-1150.pdf',
	171	+ model='OLG with capital',method='Theory',findings='OLG with production and debt; dynamic efficiency',limitations='---',relevance='OLG production foundation',overlap='None',verified='PDF officiel AEA (assets.aeaweb.org, top20) ; pas de DOI Crossref')
	172	+add(key='aiyagari1994uninsured',type='article',authors='Aiyagari, S. Rao',year=1994,title='Uninsured Idiosyncratic Risk and Aggregate Saving',journal='Quarterly Journal of Economics',vol='109',num='3',pages='659--684',doi='10.2307/2118417',
	173	+ model='Bewley incomplete-markets GE',method='Theory + numerics',findings='Precautionary saving raises aggregate capital; stationary wealth distribution',limitations='No housing',relevance='Incomplete-markets foundation',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	174	+add(key='huggett1996wealth',type='article',authors='Huggett, Mark',year=1996,title='Wealth Distribution in Life-Cycle Economies',journal='Journal of Monetary Economics',vol='38',num='3',pages='469--494',doi='10.1016/S0304-3932(96)01291-3',
	175	+ model='Life-cycle incomplete-markets GE with accidental bequests',method='Calibrated',findings='Life-cycle model reproduces wealth Gini but not the top tail',limitations='No housing',relevance='OLG wealth-distribution benchmark',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	176	+add(key='krusell1998income',type='article',authors='Krusell, Per and Smith, Jr., Anthony A.',year=1998,title='Income and Wealth Heterogeneity in the Macroeconomy',journal='Journal of Political Economy',vol='106',num='5',pages='867--896',doi='10.1086/250034',
	177	+ model='Incomplete markets with aggregate risk',method='Approximate aggregation',findings='Discount-factor heterogeneity generates realistic wealth concentration',limitations='No housing',relevance='Computational approach to aggregate risk if needed',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	178	+add(key='denardi2004wealth',type='article',authors='De Nardi, Mariacristina',year=2004,title='Wealth Inequality and Intergenerational Links',journal='Review of Economic Studies',vol='71',num='3',pages='743--768',doi='10.1111/j.1467-937X.2004.00302.x',
	179	+ model='OLG incomplete markets with voluntary bequests and earnings transmission',method='Calibrated GE',findings='Voluntary bequests (luxury good) and intergenerational earnings links are needed to match the top of the wealth distribution',limitations='No housing',relevance='Canonical bequest specification that WP18 adopts and extends to housing',overlap='High on bequest process; none on housing/tenure',verified=CR)
	180	+add(key='castaneda2003accounting',type='article',authors='Casta{\\~n}eda, Ana and D{\\\'i}az-Gim{\\\'e}nez, Javier and R{\\\'i}os-Rull, Jos{\\\'e}-V{\\\'i}ctor',year=2003,title='Accounting for the {U.S.} Earnings and Wealth Inequality',journal='Journal of Political Economy',vol='111',num='4',pages='818--857',doi='10.1086/375382',
	181	+ model='Dynastic incomplete-markets model with life cycle and bequests',method='Calibrated',findings='Earnings process with top risk matches wealth inequality',limitations='No housing',relevance='Calibration strategy for earnings risk',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	182	+add(key='benhabib2011distribution',type='article',authors='Benhabib, Jess and Bisin, Alberto and Zhu, Shenghao',year=2011,title='The Distribution of Wealth and Fiscal Policy in Economies with Finitely Lived Agents',journal='Econometrica',vol='79',num='1',pages='123--157',doi='10.3982/ECTA8416',
	183	+ model='OLG with capital-income risk and bequests',method='Analytical (Pareto tails)',findings='Capital income risk, not labour income risk, generates Pareto tails; estate taxes reduce inequality',limitations='No housing',relevance='Analytical persistence results for inherited wealth',overlap='Medium on (ii) theory',verified=CR)
	184	+add(key='benhabib2019wealth',type='article',authors='Benhabib, Jess and Bisin, Alberto and Luo, Mi',year=2019,title='Wealth Distribution and Social Mobility in the {US}: A Quantitative Approach',journal='American Economic Review',vol='109',num='5',pages='1623--1647',doi='10.1257/aer.20151684',
	185	+ model='OLG with heterogeneous returns, bequests, earnings',method='Estimated',findings='Return heterogeneity and bequests jointly match distribution and mobility',limitations='No housing',relevance='Mobility metrics for WP18 inequality/mobility table',overlap='Low',verified=CR)
	186	+add(key='gabaix2016dynamics',type='article',authors='Gabaix, Xavier and Lasry, Jean-Michel and Lions, Pierre-Louis and Moll, Benjamin',year=2016,title='The Dynamics of Inequality',journal='Econometrica',vol='84',num='6',pages='2071--2111',doi='10.3982/ECTA13569',
	187	+ model='Continuous-time random growth',method='Theory',findings='Standard random-growth models transition too slowly; persistent heterogeneity needed for fast inequality changes',limitations='No housing',relevance='Speed-of-convergence benchmark for persistence claims (ii)',overlap='Low',verified=CR)
	188	+add(key='denardi2017saving',type='article',authors='De Nardi, Mariacristina and Fella, Giulio',year=2017,title='Saving and Wealth Inequality',journal='Review of Economic Dynamics',vol='26',num='',pages='280--300',doi='10.1016/j.red.2017.06.002',
	189	+ model='Survey',method='Survey',findings='Reviews mechanisms (bequests, returns, preferences, medical risk) for wealth inequality',limitations='Survey',relevance='Review frame',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	190	+add(key='hubmer2021sources',type='article',authors='Hubmer, Joachim and Krusell, Per and Smith, Jr., Anthony A.',year=2021,title='Sources of {US} Wealth Inequality: Past, Present, and Future',journal='NBER Macroeconomics Annual',vol='35',num='',pages='391--455',doi='10.1086/712332',
	191	+ model='Quantitative incomplete markets with return heterogeneity and taxes',method='Calibrated',findings='Falling tax progressivity and return heterogeneity drive rising concentration',limitations='No housing tenure',relevance='Return heterogeneity (leveraged housing returns) as inequality driver',overlap='Low',verified=CR)
	192	+add(key='kuhn2020income',type='article',authors='Kuhn, Moritz and Schularick, Moritz and Steins, Ulrike I.',year=2020,title='Income and Wealth Inequality in {America}, 1949--2016',journal='Journal of Political Economy',vol='128',num='9',pages='3469--3519',doi='10.1086/708815',
	193	+ model='Empirical (historical SCF)',method='Long-run microdata',findings='Portfolio composition (leveraged housing for the middle class vs equity for the top) makes asset price movements the main driver of wealth inequality dynamics',limitations='US',relevance='Evidence for the leverage-portfolio channel of inequality that WP18 formalises',overlap='None (empirical)',verified=CR)
	194	+add(key='bartscher2020modigliani',type='techreport',authors='Bartscher, Alina K. and Kuhn, Moritz and Schularick, Moritz and Steins, Ulrike I.',year=2020,title='{Modigliani} Meets {Minsky}: Inequality, Debt, and Financial Fragility in {America}, 1950--2016',journal='SSRN Working Paper',vol='',num='',pages='',doi='10.2139/ssrn.3601951',institution='SSRN / CEPR DP 14667',
	195	+ model='Empirical',method='Historical SCF',findings='Household debt growth concentrated in the middle class, financed by house price gains (home-equity borrowing)',limitations='Working paper (not published as of 2026-10-20 per authors\' CV)',relevance='Leverage and house prices as joint drivers of middle-class balance sheets',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	196	+add(key='piketty2011long',type='article',authors='Piketty, Thomas',year=2011,title='On the Long-Run Evolution of Inheritance: {France} 1820--2050',journal='Quarterly Journal of Economics',vol='126',num='3',pages='1071--1131',doi='10.1093/qje/qjr020',
	197	+ model='Accounting theory of inheritance flows',method='Historical data',findings='Inheritance flows returned to 15% of national income; r > g logic',limitations='France',relevance='Macro significance of bequests',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	198	+add(key='piketty2014capital',type='article',authors='Piketty, Thomas and Zucman, Gabriel',year=2014,title='Capital is Back: Wealth-Income Ratios in Rich Countries 1700--2010',journal='Quarterly Journal of Economics',vol='129',num='3',pages='1255--1310',doi='10.1093/qje/qju018',
	199	+ model='Accounting',method='National balance sheets',findings='Wealth-income ratios rose from 200--300% to 400--600%; housing is a major component',limitations='Aggregates',relevance='Housing as the main component of rising wealth-income ratios',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	200	+add(key='boar2021dynastic',type='article',authors='Boar, Corina',year=2021,title='Dynastic Precautionary Savings',journal='Review of Economic Studies',vol='88',num='6',pages='2735--2765',doi='10.1093/restud/rdab012',
	201	+ model='Empirical + two-generation saving model',method='PSID parent-child pairs',findings='Parents save more when children face higher permanent-income risk',limitations='No housing',relevance='Inter vivos transfers as insurance: motivates endogenous timing of transfers at home purchase',overlap='Low',verified=CR2)
	202	+add(key='nekoei2023how',type='article',authors='Nekoei, Arash and Seim, David',year=2023,title='How Do Inheritances Shape Wealth Inequality? Theory and Evidence from {Sweden}',journal='Review of Economic Studies',vol='90',num='1',pages='463--498',doi='10.1093/restud/rdac016',
	203	+ model='Empirical + theory',method='Swedish registers, quasi-experiment',findings='Inheritances reduce inequality on receipt but increase it within a decade because wealthy heirs earn higher returns',limitations='Sweden',relevance='Return heterogeneity after inheritance; housing is a candidate return channel WP18 can test',overlap='Low-medium',verified=CR2)
	204	+add(key='elinder2018inheritance',type='article',authors='Elinder, Mikael and Erixson, Oscar and Waldenstr{\\"o}m, Daniel',year=2018,title='Inheritance and Wealth Inequality: Evidence from Population Registers',journal='Journal of Public Economics',vol='165',num='',pages='17--30',doi='10.1016/j.jpubeco.2018.06.012',
	205	+ model='Empirical',method='Swedish registers',findings='Inheritances reduce relative inequality but raise absolute dispersion; heirs\' responses matter',limitations='Sweden',relevance='Empirical discipline for the bequest experiment',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	206	+add(key='fagereng2021why',type='article',authors='Fagereng, Andreas and Mogstad, Magne and R{\\o}nning, Marte',year=2021,title='Why Do Wealthy Parents Have Wealthy Children?',journal='Journal of Political Economy',vol='129',num='3',pages='703--756',doi='10.1086/712446',
	207	+ model='Empirical (Norwegian adoptees)',method='Quasi-random adoptive placement',findings='Family environment causally raises child wealth and risk-taking; effect not mainly through gifts/inheritances',limitations='Norway',relevance='Warns that intergenerational wealth persistence is not only transfers; WP18 inheritance channel is one part',overlap='None',verified=CR2)
	208	+add(key='daysal2023intergenerational',type='techreport',authors='Daysal, N. Meltem and Lovenheim, Michael F. and Wasser, David N.',year=2023,title='The Intergenerational Transmission of Housing Wealth',journal='NBER Working Paper 31669',vol='',num='31669',pages='',doi='10.3386/w31669',institution='National Bureau of Economic Research',
	209	+ model='Empirical (Danish registers)',method='Local house price variation during childhood',findings='About 25% of parental housing wealth gains in early childhood pass through to children\'s housing wealth and 27% to total wealth; modest effects on ownership; earnings/education explain only 20--30%',limitations='Working paper; Denmark',relevance='Direct empirical measure of the parental-housing-wealth channel (contribution i/ii)',overlap='None (empirical)',verified='Crossref (NBER DOI) + page NBER lue (résumé)')
	210	+add(key='benetton2022dynastic',type='techreport',authors='Benetton, Matteo and Kudlyak, Marianna and Mondragon, John',year=2022,title='Dynastic Home Equity',journal='SSRN Working Paper',vol='',num='',pages='',doi='10.2139/ssrn.4163306',institution='SSRN',
	211	+ model='Empirical (US credit bureau parent-child links)',method='Parental home equity shocks',findings='Parental home equity raises children\'s homeownership (metadata verified; abstract page inaccessible)',limitations='Working paper; abstract not retrieved',relevance='Parental housing wealth as collateral for children\'s entry',overlap='None',verified='Crossref (SSRN DOI 10.2139/ssrn.4163306) ; pages SSRN/Fed inaccessibles')
	212	+add(key='charles2002transition',type='article',authors='Charles, Kerwin Kofi and Hurst, Erik',year=2002,title='The Transition to Home Ownership and the Black-White Wealth Gap',journal='Review of Economics and Statistics',vol='84',num='2',pages='281--297',doi='10.1162/003465302317411532',
	213	+ model='Empirical (PSID)',method='Transition analysis',findings='Parental wealth and transfers (down-payment help) explain much of the racial ownership gap; income differences play a role in application rates',limitations='US',relevance='Equal-income households differ in ownership through parental transfers: the exact comparison in WP18',overlap='None (empirical)',verified=CR)
	214	+add(key='engelhardt1998intergenerational',type='article',authors='Engelhardt, Gary V. and Mayer, Christopher J.',year=1998,title='Intergenerational Transfers, Borrowing Constraints, and Saving Behavior: Evidence from the Housing Market',journal='Journal of Urban Economics',vol='44',num='1',pages='135--157',doi='10.1006/juec.1997.2064',
	215	+ model='Empirical',method='First-time buyer survey',findings='About 20% of first-time buyers receive transfers covering half the down payment; transfers reduce own saving',limitations='US 1990s',relevance='Transfers at purchase as the empirical form of the bequest channel',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	216	+add(key='guiso2002private',type='article',authors='Guiso, Luigi and Jappelli, Tullio',year=2002,title='Private Transfers, Borrowing Constraints, and Timing of Homeownership',journal='Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking',vol='34',num='2',pages='315--339',doi='10.1353/mcb.2002.0039',
	217	+ model='Empirical (Italy SHIW) + duration model',method='Duration analysis',findings='Transfers advance first purchase by about two years and raise house size',limitations='Italy',relevance='Timing of ownership entry under transfers',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	218	+add(key='blickle2019borrowing',type='article',authors='Blickle, Kristian and Brown, Martin',year=2019,title='Borrowing Constraints, Home Ownership and Housing Choice: Evidence from Intra-Family Wealth Transfers',journal='Journal of Money, Credit and Banking',vol='51',num='2--3',pages='539--580',doi='10.1111/jmcb.12566',
	219	+ model='Empirical (Swiss panel)',method='Transfer receipt vs tenure transition',findings='Transfers raise renter-to-owner transitions by 6--8 pp (35% of mean) through relaxed constraints, not wealth effects',limitations='Switzerland',relevance='Causal size of the transfer-to-ownership effect',overlap='None',verified=CR2)
	220	+add(key='lee2020role',type='article',authors='Lee, Hyojung and Myers, Dowell and Painter, Gary and Thunell, Johanna and Zissimopoulos, Julie',year=2020,title='The Role of Parental Financial Assistance in the Transition to Homeownership by Young Adults',journal='Journal of Housing Economics',vol='47',num='',pages='101597',doi='10.1016/j.jhe.2018.08.002',
	221	+ model='Empirical (PSID)',method='Transition models',findings='Parental assistance substantially raises young adults\' ownership transitions',limitations='US',relevance='Recent US evidence on the parental channel',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	222	+add(key='kaplan2014model',type='article',authors='Kaplan, Greg and Violante, Giovanni L.',year=2014,title='A Model of the Consumption Response to Fiscal Stimulus Payments',journal='Econometrica',vol='82',num='4',pages='1199--1239',doi='10.3982/ECTA10528',
	223	+ model='Two-asset life-cycle model',method='Calibrated',findings='Wealthy hand-to-mouth households (illiquid housing) have high MPCs',limitations='No GE housing prices',relevance='Owners as wealthy hand-to-mouth: liquidity vs net worth distinction',overlap='Low',verified=CR)
	224	+# ---------------- Canada ----------------
	225	+add(key='allen2019search',type='article',authors='Allen, Jason and Clark, Robert and Houde, Jean-Fran{\\c{c}}ois',year=2019,title='Search Frictions and Market Power in Negotiated-Price Markets',journal='Journal of Political Economy',vol='127',num='4',pages='1550--1598',doi='10.1086/701684',
	226	+ model='Structural search model of Canadian mortgage market',method='Estimated on insured mortgages',findings='Search frictions and discrimination create dispersion in Canadian mortgage rates',limitations='Pricing only',relevance='Institutional detail of Canadian five-year insured mortgages',overlap='None',verified=CR)
	227	+add(key='kartashova2020how',type='techreport',authors='Kartashova, Katya and Zhou, Xiaoqing',year=2020,title='How Do Mortgage Rate Resets Affect Consumer Spending and Debt Repayment? Evidence from {Canadian} Consumers',journal='Bank of Canada Staff Working Paper 2020-18',vol='',num='2020-18',pages='',doi='10.34989/swp-2020-18',institution='Bank of Canada',
	228	+ model='Empirical (Canadian credit panel)',method='Scheduled resets of short-term fixed-rate mortgages',findings='Asymmetric responses of durable spending, deleveraging and default to rate resets; cash-flow effects plus expectations',limitations='Reduced form',relevance='Canadian five-year FRM resets are the institutional core of the mortgage-contract dimension',overlap='None',verified='Page Banque du Canada (DOI 10.34989/swp-2020-18) lue')
	229	+add(key='bounajm2024modelling',type='techreport',authors='Bounajm, Fares and McWhirter, Austin',year=2024,title='Modelling {Canadian} Mortgage Debt and Payments in a Semi-Structural Model',journal='Bank of Canada Staff Analytical Note 2024-1',vol='',num='2024-1',pages='',doi='10.34989/san-2024-1',institution='Bank of Canada',
	230	+ model='Semi-structural (LENS) mortgage debt block',method='Model documentation',findings='Represents Canada\'s term structure of mortgage debt; longer fixed terms slow pass-through of rate changes to spending',limitations='Policy note',relevance='Institutional modelling of Canadian mortgage amortisation and renewal timing',overlap='None',verified='Page Banque du Canada (DOI 10.34989/san-2024-1) lue')
	231	+add(key='godbout2025how',type='techreport',authors='Godbout, Claudia and Su, Adam and Xu, Yang',year=2025,title='How Will Mortgage Payments Change at Renewal? An Updated Analysis',journal='Bank of Canada Staff Analytical Note 2025-21',vol='',num='2025-21',pages='',doi='10.34989/san-2025-21',institution='Bank of Canada',
	232	+ model='Microsimulation of Canadian mortgages',method='Loan-level data',findings='About 60% of outstanding mortgages renew in 2025--2026; five-year fixed-rate borrowers face average payment increases of 15--20% versus December 2024',limitations='Policy note',relevance='Quantifies the renewal shock that distinguishes Canadian 5-year FRM from US 30-year FRM in contribution (iii)',overlap='None',verified='Page Banque du Canada (DOI 10.34989/san-2025-21) lue')
	233	+add(key='statcan2024survey',type='misc',authors='{Statistics Canada}',year=2024,title='Survey of Financial Security, 2023',journal='The Daily, 29 October 2024',vol='',num='',pages='',doi='',url='https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/241029/dq241029a-eng.htm',
	234	+ model='Official statistics',method='Survey',findings='Median family net worth $519,700 (+57% vs 2019); families 55--64: owners with pension $1.4M vs renters without pension $11,900; under-35 owners $457,100 vs non-owners $44,000; 39% hold a mortgage',limitations='Top wealth under-sampled',relevance='Headline Canadian owner-renter wealth gap motivating the paper and calibration targets',overlap='None',verified='Page Statistique Canada lue (The Daily 2024-10-29)')
	235	+add(key='mirdamadi2023parents',type='misc',authors='Mirdamadi, Michael and Khalid, Aisha',year=2023,title='Parents and Children in the {Canadian} Housing Market: Does Parental Property Ownership Increase the Likelihood of Homeownership for their Adult Children?',journal='Statistics Canada, Housing Statistics in Canada, Catalogue 46-28-0001',vol='',num='',pages='',doi='',url='https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/46-28-0001/2023001/article/00004-eng.htm',
	236	+ model='Official statistics (linked CHSP data)',method='Descriptive/regression',findings='Children of homeowning parents are more likely to own; family gifts to first-time buyers rose from 20% to 28% of buyers (2015--2021) with average gift $50,000 to $80,000 (CIBC, cited therein)',limitations='Descriptive',relevance='Canadian evidence of the parental ownership channel',overlap='None',verified='Page Statistique Canada lue (2023-11-20)')
	237	+add(key='hou2010homeownership',type='techreport',authors='Hou, Feng',year=2010,title='Homeownership over the Life Course of {Canadians}: Evidence from {Canadian} Censuses of Population',journal='Statistics Canada Analytical Studies Branch Research Paper 325',vol='',num='325',pages='',doi='',url='https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/11f0019m/11f0019m2010325-eng.htm',institution='Statistics Canada',
	238	+ model='Descriptive (censuses 1971--2006)',method='Cohort profiles',findings='Ownership rises steeply before 40, plateaus near 65 at about three quarters; plateau rose across cohorts; income closely tied to ownership',limitations='Descriptive',relevance='Canadian age profile of ownership for validation of baseline moments',overlap='None',verified='Catalogue Statistique Canada 11F0019M2010325 (recherche web + SSRN 10.2139/ssrn.2029933 Crossref)')
	239	+add(key='cmhc2026residential',type='misc',authors='{Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation}',year=2026,title='Residential Mortgage Industry Report, Spring 2026',journal='CMHC',vol='',num='',pages='',doi='',url='https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/professionals/housing-markets-data-and-research/housing-research/research-reports/housing-finance/residential-mortgage-industry-report',
	240	+ model='Industry statistics',method='Report',findings='Only 11% of mortgages extended at chartered banks in February 2026 were traditional five-year fixed; variable 42%; renewal pressures peaked in 2025',limitations='Report',relevance='Contract-mix facts for the Canadian calibration',overlap='None',verified='Page SCHL lue (2026)')
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	242	+R=[r for r in R if r['key'] not in DROP]
	243	+import json; json.dump(sorted(DROP),open('/tmp/wp18gen/dropped.json','w'))
	244	+# ---------------- write CSV ----------------
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	249	+ doi_url=('https://doi.org/'+r['doi']) if r.get('doi') else r.get('url','')
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	251	+# ---------------- write BIB ----------------
	252	+def fld(k,v): return f' {k:<12}= {{{v}}},\n' if v else ''
	253	+with open(sys.argv[2],'w') as f:
	254	+ f.write('% Bibliography for UQO Working Paper No. 18 -- all entries verified (Crossref/DOI/publisher page), see research/literature_matrix.csv\n\n')
	255	+ for r in sorted(R,key=lambda x:x['key']):
	256	+ t=r['type']; s=f'@{t}{{{r["key"]},\n'
	257	+ s+=fld('author',r['authors'])+fld('title',r['title'])+fld('year',r['year'])
	258	+ if t=='article': s+=fld('journal',r['journal'])+fld('volume',r['vol'])+fld('number',r['num'])+fld('pages',r['pages'])
	259	+ elif t=='incollection': s+=fld('booktitle',r['booktitle'])+fld('publisher',r['publisher'])+fld('volume',r['vol'])+fld('pages',r['pages'])
	260	+ elif t=='techreport': s+=fld('institution',r['institution'])+fld('type',r['journal'].split(' 20')[0] if 'Working Paper' in r['journal'] or 'Analytical Note' in r['journal'] or 'Research Paper' in r['journal'] else 'Working Paper')+fld('number',r['num'])
	261	+ elif t=='misc': s+=fld('howpublished',r['journal'])
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