A Note on Gender Differences in Credit Card Limit Changes

Credit cards are the most widely held consumer debt product in the United States. Over 191 million Americans have at least one account (Haughwout et al., 2022) and nearly half of those with a credit card revolve a balance on at least one of their accounts (Federal Reserve Board, 2024).

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FEDS Notes
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.17016/2380-7172.3652
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Banking stability, regulation, efficiency
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A Note on Gender Differences in Credit Card Limit Changes

Anna Tranfaglia, Nathan Blascak
FEDS Notes
Banking stability, regulation, efficiency
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A Note on Gender Differences in Credit Card Limit Changes

Anna Tranfaglia, Nathan Blascak
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Abstract

Credit cards are the most widely held consumer debt product in the United States. Over 191 million Americans have at least one account (Haughwout et al., 2022) and nearly half of those with a credit card revolve a balance on at least one of their accounts (Federal Reserve Board, 2024).

FEDS Notes(2024-12-20-5)
Federal Reserve (US), Federal Reserve Board of Governors (US), Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Banking stability, regulation, efficiency
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