Kasper Kragh Balke

• Kragh-Sørensen, Kasper (2021). Comment on E. E. Bø: Buy-to-let housing investors in the Nordic countries. In Englund, Peter & Flam, Harry (Ed.), Nordic Housing Markets and Policies. Nordic Council of Ministers 2021. ISSN 978-92-893-6988-6. p. 76–80. doi: http:/dx.doi.org/10.6027/nord2021-022.
• Karlman, Markus Johan; Kinnerud, Karin & Kragh-Sørensen, Kasper (2020). Costly reversals of bad policies: The case of the mortgage interest deduction. Review of economic dynamics. ISSN 1094-2025. doi: 10.1016/j.red.2020.08.003. Full text in Research Archive Show summary

  This paper measures the welfare effects of removing the mortgage interest deduction under a variety of implementation scenarios. To this end, we build a life-cycle model with heterogeneous households calibrated to the U.S. economy, which features long-term mortgages and costly refinancing. In line with previous research, we find that most households would prefer to be born into an economy without the deductibility. However, when we incorporate transitional dynamics, less than forty percent of households are in favor of a reform and the average welfare effect is negative. This result holds under a number of removal designs.

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• Karlman, Markus; Kinnerud, Karin & Balke, Kasper Kragh (2024). Down-payment requirements: implications for portfolio choice and consumption.
• Balke, Kasper Kragh; Karlman, Markus & Kinnerud, Karin (2023). Down-payment requirements: Implications for portfolio choice and consumption.
• Balke, Kasper Kragh; Karlman, Markus & Kinnerud, Karin (2023). Down-payment requirements: Implications for portfolio choice and consumption.
• Balke, Kasper Kragh; Karlman, Markus & Kinnerud, Karin (2023). Down-payment requirements: Implications for portfolio choice and consumption.
• Balke, Kasper Kragh; Karlman, Markus & Kinnerud, Karin (2023). Down-payment requirements: Implications for portfolio choice and consumption.
• Balke, Kasper Kragh; Karlman, Markus & Kinnerud, Karin (2023). Down-payment requirements: Implications for portfolio choice and consumption.
• Balke, Kasper Kragh; Karlman, Markus & Kinnerud, Karin (2023). Down-payment requirements: Implications for portfolio choice and consumption.
• Balke, Kasper Kragh; Karlman, Markus & Kinnerud, Karin (2023). Down-payment requirements: Implications for portfolio choice and consumption.
• Kinnerud, Karin; Karlman, Markus & Balke, Kasper Kragh (2023). Down-payment requirements and consumption responses to income shocks.
• Karlman, Markus Johan; Kinnerud, Karin & Balke, Kasper Kragh (2023). Down-payment requirements: Implications for portfolio choice and consumption.
• Karlman, Markus Johan; Kinnerud, Karin & Balke, Kasper Kragh (2023). Down-payment requirements: Implications for portfolio choice and consumption.
• Karlman, Markus Johan; Kinnerud, Karin & Balke, Kasper Kragh (2023). Down-payment requirements in the housing market: Implications for portfolio choice, consumption dynamics, and welfare.
• Kinnerud, Karin; Balke, Kasper Kragh & Karlman, Markus Johan (2022). Down-payment requirements and consumption responses to income shocks.
• Kinnerud, Karin; Balke, Kasper Kragh & Karlman, Markus Johan (2022). Down-payment requirements and consumption responses to income shocks.
• Kinnerud, Karin; Balke, Kasper Kragh & Karlman, Markus Johan (2022). Down-payment requirements and consumption responses to income shocks.
• Kinnerud, Karin; Balke, Kasper Kragh & Karlman, Markus Johan (2022). Down-payment requirements and consumption responses to income shocks.
• Kinnerud, Karin; Balke, Kasper Kragh & Karlman, Markus Johan (2022). Down-payment requirements and consumption responses to income shocks.
• Kinnerud, Karin; Balke, Kasper Kragh & Karlman, Markus Johan (2022). Down-payment requirements and consumption responses to income shocks.
• Kinnerud, Karin; Balke, Kasper Kragh & Karlman, Markus Johan (2022). Down-payment requirements and consumption responses to income shocks.
• Kinnerud, Karin; Balke, Kasper Kragh & Karlman, Markus Johan (2022). Down-payment requirements and consumption responses to income shocks.
• Balke, Kasper Kragh (2022). Discussion of "Corporate Credit Risk and Capital Flows in Emerging Market Economies" by Tatjana Schulze.
• Balke, Kasper Kragh; Kinnerud, Karin & Karlman, Markus Johan (2022). Down-payment requirements and consumption responses to income shocks.
• Balke, Kasper Kragh; Kinnerud, Karin & Karlman, Markus Johan (2022). Egenkapitalkrav og husholdningenes konsum.
• Balke, Kasper Kragh (2022). Winners and Losers from Property Taxation.
• Kragh-Sørensen, Kasper; Kinnerud, Karin & Karlman, Markus Johan (2022). Hvordan påvirker egenkapitalkrav ved boligkjøp husholdningenes konsum?
• Kragh-Sørensen, Kasper (2021). Optimal Property Taxation.
• Kragh-Sørensen, Kasper (2021). Optimal Property Taxation.
• Kragh-Sørensen, Kasper; Kinnerud, Karin & Karlman, Markus Johan (2021). Down-payment requirements and the consumption response to income shocks: Implications for fiscal and monetary policy.
• Kinnerud, Karin; Karlman, Markus Johan & Kragh-Sørensen, Kasper (2021). Mortgage lending standards: Implications for consumption dynamics.
• Kinnerud, Karin; Kragh-Sørensen, Kasper & Karlman, Markus Johan (2021). Mortgage lending standards: Implications for consumption dynamics.
• Kragh-Sørensen, Kasper (2020). Discussion of "Buy to let in the Nordic countries" by Erlend Eide Bø . Show summary

  Housing expenditure is by far the largest expenditure in a typical Nordic household, and housing plays a central role in social welfare. Recent decades have seen dramatic developments and changes in Nordic housing markets with rapid increases in building costs, price bubbles, lack of affordable and social housing, and deregulations of the rental markets. The 2021 issue of the Nordic Economic Policy Review deals with these issues, based on academic research by prominent Nordic researchers. On October 20th and 21st, the first drafts will be presented and commented by professionals from both academia and the public sector.

• Kragh-Sørensen, Kasper (2020). Panelist on the work of Professor Mian Sufi.

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