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Personal Finance and Inequality
Tue, August 11, 12:00 to 1:30pm, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session (90 minute)
Description
At a time of economic precarity, uncertainty, and inequality, personal finance has moved to the fore of individuals' lives as a means of surviving. This session will explore how various aspects of personal finance--insurance, currency, and speculative investments--are increasingly central in daily life and how they produce and exacerbate various forms of inequality.
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Individual Presentations
Beyond Rationality: Relational Trust and Inclusion in Subprime Auto Lending - Tucker Reyes, University at Buffalo
The Geography of Financial Access: Organizational Decisions and the Spatial Distribution of Banks and AFIs - Florian Koenig, Bremen University
Property Insurance as an Accelerant of Material Decline - Veronica Clevenstine, Princeton University
Beyond the Paycheck: Why Gen Zs Invest in Financial Markets - Zosia Cooper, University of California-San Diego
Dollar Games: Crisis, Middle-Class Life, and the Reproduction of Financial Power in Lebanon - Mona Khneisser, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign