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Bankruptcy policy in light of manipulation in credit advertising
Ron Harris
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, Einat Albin
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Faculty of Law
Tel Aviv University
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Bankruptcy
100%
Debtor
42%
Negative Life Events
28%
Cognitive Bias
28%
Legal Intervention
28%
Economic Analysis
14%
Illusion of Control
14%
Comparative Advantage
14%
Social Influence
14%
Positive Life Events
14%
Illness
14%
Insurance
14%
High Probability
14%
Law-and-economics
14%
Socio-legal Studies
14%
Credit Product
14%
Job Loss
14%
Supplier Markets
14%
Social Advertising
14%
Income Increase
14%
Optimism Bias
14%
Consumer Decision Making
14%
Advertise
14%
Credit Contracts
14%
Social Marketing
14%
Bankrupt
14%
Marketing Practices
14%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Bankruptcy
100%
Taxation
14%
Economic Analysis
14%
Comparative Advantage
14%
Expenditure
14%
Divorce
14%
Social Influence
14%