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Articles
THE HIGH COST OF SEGREGATION: EXPLORING RACIAL DISPARITIES IN HIGH-COST LENDING
Vicki Been, Ingrid Ellen, and Josiah Madar
OVER-INDEBTEDNESS, THE SUBPRIME MORTGAGE CRISIS, AND THE EFFECT ON U.S. CITIES
A. Mechele Dickerson
BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME: HOW TO SAVE MAIN STREET, IGNORE K STREET, AND THEREBY SAVE WALL STREET
Robert Hockett
PRIVATE RISK, PUBLIC RISK: PUBLIC POLICY, MARKET DEVELOPMENT, AND THE MORTGAGE CRISIS
Daniel Immergluck
REDUCING HOME MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES IN A PREDATORY LENDING ENVIRONMENT: A CASE STUDY OF MID-SIZED CITY IN CENTRAL NEW YORK
Sandra Phillips