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Student loans: When is risk sharing desirable?
Bernhard Eckwert
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Itzhak Zilcha
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School of Economics
Bielefeld University
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Risk Sharing
100%
Credit Market
100%
Student Loans
100%
Funding Diversity
75%
Income Contingent Loans
50%
Market Structure
25%
Access to Higher Education
25%
Educational Investment
25%
Higher Education
25%
Personal Income
25%
Higher Education Funding
25%
Risk Pooling
25%
Social Welfare
25%
Investment Process
25%
Government Intervention
25%
Overinvestment
25%
Underinvestment
25%
Income Risk
25%
Investment Efficiency
25%
Social Sciences
Credit Market
100%
Student Loans
100%
Risk Management
100%
Market Structure
25%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Risk Management
100%
Credit Market
100%
Market Structure
25%
State Intervention
25%
Social Welfare
25%