1 OVERVIEW: TRANSFORMING DESCRIPTION INTO CONTRIBUTION

1.1 The Core Problem

Your referee would say: “Banks with high MTM losses and high uninsured deposits borrowed more. So what? That’s expected.”

1.2 The Solution: Four Contribution Pillars

Pillar What You Add Why It Matters
**1. Structural Parameter (θ*)** Estimate bank-specific run thresholds Gives readers a number to cite
2. Mechanism Test Show BTFP screened for run risk, not just subsidized Challenges the “BTFP was a bailout” narrative
3. Counterfactual Quantify “runs prevented” without BTFP Policy-relevant welfare calculation
4. Contagion Channel Geographic/network spillovers beyond fundamentals New insight on crisis transmission

2 SETUP (Consistent with Your Main Analysis)

library(tidyverse)
library(data.table)
library(lubridate)
library(fixest)
library(modelsummary)
library(kableExtra)
library(scales)
library(ggplot2)
library(patchwork)
library(nnet)
library(broom)

cat("All packages loaded.\n")
## All packages loaded.
# ==============================================================================
# PATHS - ADJUST TO YOUR SYSTEM
# ==============================================================================
BASE_PATH <- "C:/Users/mferdo2/OneDrive - Louisiana State University/Finance_PhD/DW_Stigma_paper/Liquidity_project_2025"

DATA_PROC <- file.path(BASE_PATH, "01_data/processed")
OUTPUT_PATH <- file.path(BASE_PATH, "03_documentation/crisis_borrowing_result_all/contribution_enhancements")
TABLE_PATH <- file.path(OUTPUT_PATH, "tables")
FIG_PATH <- file.path(OUTPUT_PATH, "figures")

for (path in c(TABLE_PATH, FIG_PATH)) {
  if (!dir.exists(path)) dir.create(path, recursive = TRUE)
}

# Key dates
ACUTE_START <- as.Date("2023-03-13")
ACUTE_END <- as.Date("2023-05-01")
DATE_BTFP_ANNOUNCE <- as.Date("2023-03-12")
BASELINE_MAIN <- "2022Q4"

cat("Paths configured:\n")
## Paths configured:
cat("  Tables:", TABLE_PATH, "\n")
##   Tables: C:/Users/mferdo2/OneDrive - Louisiana State University/Finance_PhD/DW_Stigma_paper/Liquidity_project_2025/03_documentation/crisis_borrowing_result_all/contribution_enhancements/tables
cat("  Figures:", FIG_PATH, "\n")
##   Figures: C:/Users/mferdo2/OneDrive - Louisiana State University/Finance_PhD/DW_Stigma_paper/Liquidity_project_2025/03_documentation/crisis_borrowing_result_all/contribution_enhancements/figures
# ==============================================================================
# HELPER FUNCTIONS (Exactly as in your main analysis)
# ==============================================================================

winsorize <- function(x, probs = c(0.025, 0.975)) {
  if (all(is.na(x))) return(x)
  q <- quantile(x, probs = probs, na.rm = TRUE, names = FALSE)
  pmax(pmin(x, q[2]), q[1])
}

standardize_z <- function(x) {
  if (all(is.na(x))) return(x)
  (x - mean(x, na.rm = TRUE)) / sd(x, na.rm = TRUE)
}

safe_div <- function(num, denom, default = NA_real_) {
  ifelse(is.na(denom) | denom == 0, default, num / denom)
}

# ==============================================================================
# SAVE FUNCTIONS - NOW PROPERLY SAVING TABLES
# ==============================================================================

save_reg_table <- function(models, filename, title_text = "", notes_text = "",
                           coef_map_use = NULL, gof_map_use = NULL, add_rows_use = NULL, ...) {
  # HTML
  modelsummary(models, stars = c('*' = 0.1, '**' = 0.05, '***' = 0.01),
               coef_map = coef_map_use, gof_map = gof_map_use, add_rows = add_rows_use,
               title = title_text, notes = notes_text,
               output = file.path(TABLE_PATH, paste0(filename, ".html")), ...)
  # LaTeX
  modelsummary(models, stars = c('*' = 0.1, '**' = 0.05, '***' = 0.01),
               coef_map = coef_map_use, gof_map = gof_map_use, add_rows = add_rows_use,
               title = title_text, notes = notes_text,
               output = file.path(TABLE_PATH, paste0(filename, ".tex")), ...)
  cat("✓ Saved table:", filename, "(HTML + LaTeX)\n")
}

# Save kable table (for summary tables)
save_kable_table <- function(data, filename, caption_text = "", notes_text = "") {
  # HTML version
  html_tbl <- data %>%
    kable(format = "html", caption = caption_text) %>%
    kable_styling(bootstrap_options = c("striped", "hover", "condensed"), 
                  full_width = FALSE, font_size = 11)
  save_kable(html_tbl, file = file.path(TABLE_PATH, paste0(filename, ".html")))
  
  # LaTeX version
  latex_tbl <- data %>%
    kable(format = "latex", caption = caption_text, booktabs = TRUE) %>%
    kable_styling(latex_options = c("hold_position", "scale_down"))
  if (notes_text != "") {
    latex_tbl <- latex_tbl %>% 
      footnote(general = notes_text, general_title = "Notes: ", threeparttable = TRUE)
  }
  writeLines(latex_tbl, file.path(TABLE_PATH, paste0(filename, ".tex")))
  cat("✓ Saved table:", filename, "(HTML + LaTeX)\n")
}

save_figure <- function(plot_obj, filename, width = 12, height = 8) {
  ggsave(file.path(FIG_PATH, paste0(filename, ".pdf")), plot = plot_obj, 
         width = width, height = height, device = "pdf")
  ggsave(file.path(FIG_PATH, paste0(filename, ".png")), plot = plot_obj, 
         width = width, height = height, dpi = 300, device = "png")
  cat("✓ Saved figure:", filename, "(PDF + PNG)\n")
}
# ==============================================================================
# LOAD DATA (Same as your main analysis)
# ==============================================================================

call_q <- read_csv(file.path(DATA_PROC, "final_call_gsib.csv"), show_col_types = FALSE) %>%
  mutate(idrssd = as.character(idrssd))

btfp_loans_raw <- read_csv(file.path(DATA_PROC, "btfp_loan_bank_only.csv"), show_col_types = FALSE) %>%
  mutate(rssd_id = as.character(rssd_id), btfp_loan_date = mdy(btfp_loan_date))

dw_loans_raw <- read_csv(file.path(DATA_PROC, "dw_loan_bank_2023.csv"), show_col_types = FALSE) %>%
  mutate(rssd_id = as.character(rssd_id), dw_loan_date = ymd(dw_loan_date))

cat("Data loaded successfully.\n")
## Data loaded successfully.

3 PILLAR 1: STRUCTURAL ESTIMATION OF RUN THRESHOLDS (θ*)

3.1 Theoretical Foundation

From Goldstein & Pauzner (2005), a bank run occurs when the fundamental θ falls below the run threshold θ*:

\[\theta^* = f(\text{Fragility}, \text{Coordination Risk})\]

Key insight: We observe borrowing as revealed run risk. Banks borrow when θ < θ*.

3.2 Implementation: Latent Threshold Model

# ==============================================================================
# PILLAR 1: RUN THRESHOLD ESTIMATION
# ==============================================================================

cat("\n", paste(rep("=", 80), collapse = ""), "\n")
## 
##  ================================================================================
cat("PILLAR 1: STRUCTURAL ESTIMATION OF RUN THRESHOLDS\n")
## PILLAR 1: STRUCTURAL ESTIMATION OF RUN THRESHOLDS
cat(paste(rep("=", 80), collapse = ""), "\n")
## ================================================================================
# Prepare acute period data (same exclusions as your main analysis)
excluded_banks <- c("99920", "91989", "852218", "3212149")  # SVB, Signature, First Republic, Silvergate

df_baseline <- call_q %>%
  filter(period == BASELINE_MAIN, !idrssd %in% excluded_banks) %>%
  mutate(
    # Core variables (winsorized then z-scored)
    tier1_ratio_raw = tier1cap_to_total_asset,
    roa_raw = roa,
    fhlb_ratio_raw = fhlb_to_total_asset,    
    mtm_total_w = winsorize(mtm_loss_to_total_asset),
    uninsured_lev_w = winsorize(uninsured_deposit_to_total_asset),
    ln_assets_w = winsorize(log(total_asset)),
    cash_ratio_w = winsorize(cash_to_total_asset),
    loan_to_deposit_w = winsorize(loan_to_deposit),
    book_equity_w = winsorize(book_equity_to_total_asset),
    wholesale_raw = safe_div(
        fed_fund_purchase + repo + replace_na(other_borrowed_less_than_1yr, 0),
        total_liability, 0
      ) * 100,
    wholesale_w = winsorize(wholesale_raw),
    tier1_ratio_w = winsorize(tier1_ratio_raw),
    roa_w = winsorize(roa_raw),
    fhlb_ratio_w = winsorize(fhlb_ratio_raw),
    
    # Z-standardization
    mtm_total = standardize_z(mtm_total_w),
    uninsured_lev = standardize_z(uninsured_lev_w),
    ln_assets = standardize_z(ln_assets_w),
    cash_ratio = standardize_z(cash_ratio_w),
    loan_to_deposit = standardize_z(loan_to_deposit_w),
    book_equity_ratio = standardize_z(book_equity_w),
    wholesale = standardize_z(wholesale_w),
    tier1_ratio = standardize_z(tier1_ratio_w),
    roa = standardize_z(roa_w),
    fhlb_ratio = standardize_z(fhlb_ratio_w),
    loan_to_deposit = standardize_z(loan_to_deposit_w),
    
    # Interaction
    mtm_x_uninsured = mtm_total * uninsured_lev
  )

# Add borrowing indicators
btfp_acute <- btfp_loans_raw %>%
  filter(btfp_loan_date >= ACUTE_START, btfp_loan_date <= ACUTE_END) %>%
  distinct(rssd_id) %>%
  mutate(btfp_acute = 1)

df_acute <- df_baseline %>%
  left_join(btfp_acute, by = c("idrssd" = "rssd_id")) %>%
  mutate(btfp_acute = replace_na(btfp_acute, 0))

# ==============================================================================
# STEP 1: Estimate Probit Model (Latent Threshold Structure)
# ==============================================================================

CONTROLS <- "ln_assets + cash_ratio + loan_to_deposit + book_equity_ratio + roa + wholesale"

f_probit <- as.formula(paste("btfp_acute ~ mtm_total * uninsured_lev +", CONTROLS))

# Filter to complete cases to avoid prediction issues
vars_needed <- c("btfp_acute", "mtm_total", "uninsured_lev", "ln_assets", 
                 "cash_ratio", "loan_to_deposit", "book_equity_ratio", 
                 "roa", "wholesale")  

df_acute_complete <- df_acute %>%
  filter(complete.cases(across(all_of(vars_needed))))

model_probit <- glm(f_probit, 
                    data = df_acute_complete, 
                    family = binomial(link = "probit"))

cat("\n=== PROBIT MODEL FOR THRESHOLD ESTIMATION ===\n")
## 
## === PROBIT MODEL FOR THRESHOLD ESTIMATION ===
cat("Sample size:", nrow(df_acute_complete), "\n")
## Sample size: 4717
cat("BTFP borrowers:", sum(df_acute_complete$btfp_acute), "\n")
## BTFP borrowers: 484
# ==============================================================================
# STEP 2: Recover Bank-Specific Run Thresholds
# ==============================================================================

df_acute_complete <- df_acute_complete %>%
  mutate(
    linear_index = predict(model_probit, type = "link"),
    prob_borrow = predict(model_probit, type = "response"),
    theta_star = -linear_index
  )

beta_mtm <- coef(model_probit)["mtm_total"]

df_acute_complete <- df_acute_complete %>%
  mutate(threshold_mtm_pct = theta_star / abs(beta_mtm))

cat("\n=== RUN THRESHOLD DISTRIBUTION ===\n")
## 
## === RUN THRESHOLD DISTRIBUTION ===
cat("Mean θ*:", round(mean(df_acute_complete$theta_star, na.rm = TRUE), 3), "\n")
## Mean θ*: 1.458
cat("SD θ*:", round(sd(df_acute_complete$theta_star, na.rm = TRUE), 3), "\n")
## SD θ*: 0.604
# ==============================================================================
# STEP 3: KEY OUTPUT - Threshold by Fragility Tercile
# ==============================================================================

threshold_by_fragility <- df_acute_complete %>%
  mutate(fragility_tercile = ntile(uninsured_lev, 3)) %>%
  group_by(fragility_tercile) %>%
  summarise(
    n_banks = n(),
    mean_uninsured_raw = mean(uninsured_lev_w, na.rm = TRUE),
    mean_theta_star = mean(theta_star, na.rm = TRUE),
    sd_theta_star = sd(theta_star, na.rm = TRUE),
    se_theta_star = sd_theta_star / sqrt(n_banks),
    mean_borrow_rate = mean(btfp_acute, na.rm = TRUE) * 100,
    .groups = "drop"
  ) %>%
  mutate(
    fragility_label = case_when(
      fragility_tercile == 1 ~ "Low Fragility",
      fragility_tercile == 2 ~ "Medium Fragility",
      fragility_tercile == 3 ~ "High Fragility"
    ),
    threshold_shift = mean_theta_star - first(mean_theta_star)
  )

cat("\n=== RUN THRESHOLD BY FUNDING FRAGILITY ===\n")
## 
## === RUN THRESHOLD BY FUNDING FRAGILITY ===
print(threshold_by_fragility)
## # A tibble: 3 × 9
##   fragility_tercile n_banks mean_uninsured_raw mean_theta_star sd_theta_star
##               <int>   <int>              <dbl>           <dbl>         <dbl>
## 1                 1    1573               11.0            1.79         0.642
## 2                 2    1572               22.0            1.38         0.458
## 3                 3    1572               36.5            1.20         0.540
## # ℹ 4 more variables: se_theta_star <dbl>, mean_borrow_rate <dbl>,
## #   fragility_label <chr>, threshold_shift <dbl>
# Calculate key statistic
threshold_diff <- threshold_by_fragility %>%
  filter(fragility_tercile %in% c(1, 3)) %>%
  summarise(diff = diff(mean_theta_star)) %>%
  pull(diff)

cat("\n=== KEY CONTRIBUTION STATISTIC ===\n")
## 
## === KEY CONTRIBUTION STATISTIC ===
cat("Threshold difference (High vs Low Fragility):", round(threshold_diff, 3), "SD\n")
## Threshold difference (High vs Low Fragility): -0.588 SD
# ==============================================================================
# SAVE TABLE: Run Threshold by Fragility
# ==============================================================================

table_threshold <- threshold_by_fragility %>%
  select(
    `Fragility Tercile` = fragility_label,
    `N Banks` = n_banks,
    `Mean Uninsured Deposit Ratio` = mean_uninsured_raw,
    `Mean θ*` = mean_theta_star,
    `SE(θ*)` = se_theta_star,
    `BTFP Usage (%)` = mean_borrow_rate,
    `Threshold Shift` = threshold_shift
  ) %>%
  mutate(across(where(is.numeric), ~round(., 3)))

save_kable_table(
  table_threshold, 
  "Table_Run_Threshold_by_Fragility",
  caption_text = "Table: Estimated Run Thresholds by Funding Fragility",
  notes_text = "θ* estimated from probit model of BTFP usage. Higher θ* indicates lower run threshold (more vulnerable). Threshold Shift shows difference relative to Low Fragility tercile."
)
## ✓ Saved table: Table_Run_Threshold_by_Fragility (HTML + LaTeX)
# Also save as CSV for easy access
write_csv(table_threshold, file.path(TABLE_PATH, "Table_Run_Threshold_by_Fragility.csv"))
cat("✓ Also saved CSV version\n")
## ✓ Also saved CSV version

3.3 Visualization: Run Threshold Distribution

# ==============================================================================
# FIGURE: RUN THRESHOLD DISTRIBUTION BY FRAGILITY
# ==============================================================================

p_threshold <- ggplot(df_acute_complete, aes(x = theta_star, fill = factor(ntile(uninsured_lev, 3)))) +
  geom_density(alpha = 0.5) +
  geom_vline(xintercept = 0, linetype = "dashed", color = "gray40") +
  scale_fill_manual(
    values = c("1" = "#4575B4", "2" = "#FFFFBF", "3" = "#D73027"),
    labels = c("Low Fragility", "Medium Fragility", "High Fragility"),
    name = "Funding Fragility\n(Uninsured Deposit Tercile)"
  ) +
  labs(
    title = "Figure: Estimated Run Thresholds by Funding Fragility",
    subtitle = "High-fragility banks have higher θ* (run at better fundamentals)",
    x = expression("Estimated Run Threshold ("*theta*"*)"),
    y = "Density",
    caption = paste0("Note: θ* estimated from probit model. Difference between high and low fragility: ",
                     round(abs(threshold_diff), 2), " SD")
  ) +
  theme_minimal(base_size = 14) +
  theme(legend.position = "bottom",
        plot.title = element_text(face = "bold"))

print(p_threshold)

save_figure(p_threshold, "Figure_Run_Threshold_Distribution", width = 12, height = 8)
## ✓ Saved figure: Figure_Run_Threshold_Distribution (PDF + PNG)
# Bar chart of mean thresholds
p_marginal <- ggplot(threshold_by_fragility, aes(x = fragility_label, y = mean_theta_star)) +
  geom_col(fill = "#2166AC", alpha = 0.8, width = 0.6) +
  geom_errorbar(aes(ymin = mean_theta_star - 1.96*se_theta_star,
                    ymax = mean_theta_star + 1.96*se_theta_star),
                width = 0.2) +
  geom_hline(yintercept = 0, linetype = "dashed") +
  labs(
    title = "Figure: Mean Run Threshold by Funding Fragility",
    subtitle = "Higher θ* = more vulnerable to runs at same fundamentals",
    x = "Funding Fragility Category",
    y = expression("Mean Run Threshold ("*theta*"*)"),
    caption = "Error bars: 95% CI"
  ) +
  theme_minimal(base_size = 14) +
  theme(plot.title = element_text(face = "bold"))

print(p_marginal)

save_figure(p_marginal, "Figure_Threshold_by_Fragility", width = 10, height = 6)
## ✓ Saved figure: Figure_Threshold_by_Fragility (PDF + PNG)

4 PILLAR 2: BTFP AS SCREENING MECHANISM (Surprising Finding)

4.1 The Narrative Flip

Conventional wisdom: “BTFP was an implicit subsidy/bailout because of par-value lending”

Your finding: “BTFP’s par-value feature actually SCREENED for genuine run risk”

# ==============================================================================
# PILLAR 2: BTFP SCREENING MECHANISM TEST
# ==============================================================================

cat("\n", paste(rep("=", 80), collapse = ""), "\n")
## 
##  ================================================================================
cat("PILLAR 2: BTFP AS SCREENING MECHANISM\n")
## PILLAR 2: BTFP AS SCREENING MECHANISM
cat(paste(rep("=", 80), collapse = ""), "\n")
## ================================================================================
# Create risk categories
df_acute_complete <- df_acute_complete %>%
  mutate(
    mtm_high = mtm_total > 0,
    uninsured_high = uninsured_lev > 0,
    
    run_risk_cat = case_when(
      !mtm_high & !uninsured_high ~ "R1: Low MTM, Low Unins",
      !mtm_high &  uninsured_high ~ "R2: Low MTM, High Unins",
       mtm_high & !uninsured_high ~ "R3: High MTM, Low Unins",
       mtm_high &  uninsured_high ~ "R4: High MTM, High Unins"
    ),
    
    run_risk_1 = as.integer(run_risk_cat == "R1: Low MTM, Low Unins"),
    run_risk_2 = as.integer(run_risk_cat == "R2: Low MTM, High Unins"),
    run_risk_3 = as.integer(run_risk_cat == "R3: High MTM, Low Unins"),
    run_risk_4 = as.integer(run_risk_cat == "R4: High MTM, High Unins")
  )

# ==============================================================================
# TEST 1: Facility Choice by Risk Category
# ==============================================================================

facility_by_risk <- df_acute_complete %>%
  group_by(run_risk_cat) %>%
  summarise(
    n_banks = n(),
    n_btfp = sum(btfp_acute),
    pct_btfp = 100 * mean(btfp_acute, na.rm = TRUE),
    avg_mtm = mean(mtm_total_w, na.rm = TRUE),
    avg_uninsured = mean(uninsured_lev_w, na.rm = TRUE),
    .groups = "drop"
  )

cat("\n=== BTFP USAGE BY RISK CATEGORY ===\n")
## 
## === BTFP USAGE BY RISK CATEGORY ===
print(facility_by_risk)
## # A tibble: 4 × 6
##   run_risk_cat             n_banks n_btfp pct_btfp avg_mtm avg_uninsured
##   <chr>                      <int>  <dbl>    <dbl>   <dbl>         <dbl>
## 1 R1: Low MTM, Low Unins      1255     61     4.86    3.64          14.2
## 2 R2: Low MTM, High Unins     1201    121    10.1     3.67          34.3
## 3 R3: High MTM, Low Unins     1299    124     9.55    7.45          14.9
## 4 R4: High MTM, High Unins     962    178    18.5     7.03          32.0
# Key comparison: Risk 3 vs Risk 4
r3_rate <- facility_by_risk %>% filter(run_risk_cat == "R3: High MTM, Low Unins") %>% pull(pct_btfp)
r4_rate <- facility_by_risk %>% filter(run_risk_cat == "R4: High MTM, High Unins") %>% pull(pct_btfp)

cat("\n=== KEY SCREENING TEST ===\n")
## 
## === KEY SCREENING TEST ===
cat("Risk 3 (High MTM, Low Uninsured) BTFP rate:", round(r3_rate, 1), "%\n")
## Risk 3 (High MTM, Low Uninsured) BTFP rate: 9.5 %
cat("Risk 4 (High MTM, High Uninsured) BTFP rate:", round(r4_rate, 1), "%\n")
## Risk 4 (High MTM, High Uninsured) BTFP rate: 18.5 %
cat("Difference (R4 - R3):", round(r4_rate - r3_rate, 1), "pp\n")
## Difference (R4 - R3): 9 pp
# ==============================================================================
# SAVE TABLE: Facility Usage by Risk Category
# ==============================================================================

table_risk_usage <- facility_by_risk %>%
  select(
    `Risk Category` = run_risk_cat,
    `N Banks` = n_banks,
    `N BTFP Users` = n_btfp,
    `BTFP Usage (%)` = pct_btfp,
    `Mean MTM Loss` = avg_mtm,
    `Mean Uninsured Ratio` = avg_uninsured
  ) %>%
  mutate(across(where(is.numeric), ~round(., 2)))

save_kable_table(
  table_risk_usage,
  "Table_BTFP_Usage_by_Risk_Category",
  caption_text = "Table: BTFP Usage by Risk Category",
  notes_text = "Risk categories based on median splits of MTM losses and uninsured deposit ratio. R4-R3 difference tests whether BTFP screened for run risk vs. collateral value."
)
## ✓ Saved table: Table_BTFP_Usage_by_Risk_Category (HTML + LaTeX)
write_csv(table_risk_usage, file.path(TABLE_PATH, "Table_BTFP_Usage_by_Risk_Category.csv"))

# ==============================================================================
# TEST 2: Regression Evidence for Screening
# ==============================================================================

m_mtm_only <- feols(btfp_acute ~ mtm_total + ln_assets + cash_ratio + loan_to_deposit + book_equity_ratio,
                    data = df_acute_complete, vcov = "hetero")

m_both <- feols(btfp_acute ~ mtm_total + uninsured_lev + ln_assets + cash_ratio + loan_to_deposit + book_equity_ratio,
                data = df_acute_complete, vcov = "hetero")

m_interaction <- feols(btfp_acute ~ mtm_total * uninsured_lev + ln_assets + cash_ratio + loan_to_deposit + book_equity_ratio,
                       data = df_acute_complete, vcov = "hetero")

m_risk <- feols(btfp_acute ~ run_risk_2 + run_risk_3 + run_risk_4 + ln_assets + cash_ratio + loan_to_deposit + book_equity_ratio,
                data = df_acute_complete, vcov = "hetero")

screening_models <- list(
  "(1) MTM Only" = m_mtm_only,
  "(2) MTM + Uninsured" = m_both,
  "(3) With Interaction" = m_interaction,
  "(4) Risk Categories" = m_risk
)

COEF_MAP_SCREEN <- c(
  "mtm_total" = "MTM Loss (z)",
  "uninsured_lev" = "Uninsured Leverage (z)",
  "mtm_total:uninsured_lev" = "MTM × Uninsured",
  "run_risk_2" = "Risk 2: Low MTM, High Unins",
  "run_risk_3" = "Risk 3: High MTM, Low Unins",
  "run_risk_4" = "Risk 4: High MTM, High Unins",
  "ln_assets" = "Log(Assets)",
  "cash_ratio" = "Cash Ratio",
  "loan_to_deposit" = "Loan/Deposit",
  "book_equity_ratio" = "Book Equity Ratio",
  "roa" = "ROA",
  "wholesale" = "Wholesale Funding"
)

# Display table
modelsummary(
  screening_models,
  stars = c('*' = 0.1, '**' = 0.05, '***' = 0.01),
  coef_map = COEF_MAP_SCREEN,
  gof_map = c("nobs", "r.squared"),
  title = "Table: BTFP Screening Mechanism Test"
)
Table: BTFP Screening Mechanism Test
(1) MTM Only (2) MTM + Uninsured (3) With Interaction (4) Risk Categories
* p < 0.1, ** p < 0.05, *** p < 0.01
MTM Loss (z) 0.016*** 0.017*** 0.021***
(0.004) (0.004) (0.005)
Uninsured Leverage (z) 0.010* 0.014**
(0.005) (0.006)
MTM × Uninsured 0.015***
(0.004)
Risk 2: Low MTM, High Unins -0.001
(0.011)
Risk 3: High MTM, Low Unins 0.009
(0.010)
Risk 4: High MTM, High Unins 0.058***
(0.015)
Log(Assets) 0.058*** 0.053*** 0.052*** 0.053***
(0.005) (0.006) (0.006) (0.006)
Cash Ratio -0.023*** -0.023*** -0.021*** -0.024***
(0.004) (0.004) (0.004) (0.004)
Loan/Deposit -0.018*** -0.017*** -0.013*** -0.015***
(0.004) (0.004) (0.004) (0.004)
Book Equity Ratio -0.016*** -0.013*** -0.013*** -0.015***
(0.003) (0.003) (0.003) (0.003)
Num.Obs. 4717 4717 4717 4717
R2 0.059 0.060 0.062 0.062 
# ==============================================================================
# SAVE TABLE: Screening Mechanism Regression
# ==============================================================================

save_reg_table(
  screening_models,
  "Table_BTFP_Screening_Mechanism",
  title_text = "Table: BTFP Screening Mechanism Test",
  notes_text = "LPM estimates. If BTFP were purely collateral-driven, Risk 3 coefficient should equal Risk 4. Significant interaction and R4>R3 indicate BTFP screened for run risk. Heteroskedasticity-robust SE. *p<0.10, **p<0.05, ***p<0.01.",
  coef_map_use = COEF_MAP_SCREEN,
  gof_map_use = c("nobs", "r.squared")
)
## ✓ Saved table: Table_BTFP_Screening_Mechanism (HTML + LaTeX)
# Key statistics
interaction_coef <- coef(m_interaction)["mtm_total:uninsured_lev"]
interaction_se <- sqrt(vcov(m_interaction)["mtm_total:uninsured_lev", "mtm_total:uninsured_lev"])

cat("\n=== INTERACTION COEFFICIENT ===\n")
## 
## === INTERACTION COEFFICIENT ===
cat("β(MTM × Uninsured):", round(interaction_coef, 4), "\n")
## β(MTM × Uninsured): 0.0146
cat("SE:", round(interaction_se, 4), "\n")
## SE: 0.0041
cat("t-stat:", round(interaction_coef/interaction_se, 2), "\n")
## t-stat: 3.6
# ==============================================================================
# PILLAR 2B: DW COMPARISON (Critical Robustness)
# ==============================================================================

# Add DW indicator for acute period
dw_acute_ind <- dw_loans_raw %>%
  filter(dw_loan_date >= ACUTE_START, dw_loan_date <= ACUTE_END) %>%
  distinct(rssd_id) %>%
  mutate(dw_acute = 1)

df_acute_complete <- df_acute_complete %>%
  left_join(dw_acute_ind, by = c("idrssd" = "rssd_id")) %>%
  mutate(dw_acute = replace_na(dw_acute, 0))

# Run same models for DW
m_dw_interaction <- feols(dw_acute ~ mtm_total * uninsured_lev + ln_assets + cash_ratio + 
                          loan_to_deposit + book_equity_ratio + roa + wholesale,
                          data = df_acute_complete, vcov = "hetero")

m_dw_risk <- feols(dw_acute ~ run_risk_2 + run_risk_3 + run_risk_4 + ln_assets + cash_ratio + 
                   loan_to_deposit + book_equity_ratio + roa + wholesale,
                   data = df_acute_complete, vcov = "hetero")

# Compare BTFP vs DW side-by-side
comparison_models <- list(
  "BTFP: Interaction" = m_interaction,
  "BTFP: Risk Cat" = m_risk,
  "DW: Interaction" = m_dw_interaction,
  "DW: Risk Cat" = m_dw_risk
)

save_reg_table(
  comparison_models,
  "Table_BTFP_vs_DW_Run_Dynamics",
  title_text = "Table: Run Dynamics Test — BTFP vs. DW Comparison",
  notes_text = "Key test: If interaction is significant for BOTH facilities, pattern reflects run dynamics (not BTFP's par-value feature). DW valued collateral at market prices with haircuts, yet shows same pattern.",
  coef_map_use = COEF_MAP_SCREEN,
  gof_map_use = c("nobs", "r.squared")
)
## ✓ Saved table: Table_BTFP_vs_DW_Run_Dynamics (HTML + LaTeX)

4.2 Screening Visualization

# ==============================================================================
# FIGURE: BTFP AS SCREENING MECHANISM
# ==============================================================================

p_screen <- facility_by_risk %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = reorder(run_risk_cat, pct_btfp), y = pct_btfp, fill = run_risk_cat)) +
  geom_col(alpha = 0.8, width = 0.7) +
  geom_text(aes(label = sprintf("%.1f%%", pct_btfp)), hjust = -0.1, size = 4) +
  coord_flip() +
  scale_fill_manual(values = c(
    "R1: Low MTM, Low Unins" = "#4575B4",
    "R2: Low MTM, High Unins" = "#91BFDB",
    "R3: High MTM, Low Unins" = "#FC8D59",
    "R4: High MTM, High Unins" = "#D73027"
  )) +
  scale_y_continuous(limits = c(0, max(facility_by_risk$pct_btfp) * 1.2)) +
  labs(
    title = "Figure: BTFP Usage by Risk Category — Evidence of Screening",
    subtitle = "If BTFP were purely collateral-driven, Risk 3 would equal Risk 4",
    x = NULL,
    y = "BTFP Usage Rate (%)",
    caption = paste0("Risk 4 - Risk 3 difference: ", round(r4_rate - r3_rate, 1), 
                     " pp. This gap shows BTFP screened for run risk.")
  ) +
  theme_minimal(base_size = 14) +
  theme(legend.position = "none",
        plot.title = element_text(face = "bold"))

print(p_screen)

save_figure(p_screen, "Figure_BTFP_Screening_Mechanism", width = 12, height = 6)
## ✓ Saved figure: Figure_BTFP_Screening_Mechanism (PDF + PNG)

5 PILLAR 3: WELFARE COUNTERFACTUAL

5.1 Question: What if BTFP hadn’t existed?

# ==============================================================================
# PILLAR 3: WELFARE COUNTERFACTUAL
# ==============================================================================

cat("\n", paste(rep("=", 80), collapse = ""), "\n")
## 
##  ================================================================================
cat("PILLAR 3: WELFARE COUNTERFACTUAL\n")
## PILLAR 3: WELFARE COUNTERFACTUAL
cat(paste(rep("=", 80), collapse = ""), "\n")
## ================================================================================
# Add DW indicator for pre-BTFP period
dw_prebtfp <- dw_loans_raw %>%
  filter(dw_loan_date >= as.Date("2023-03-01"), dw_loan_date < DATE_BTFP_ANNOUNCE) %>%
  distinct(rssd_id) %>%
  mutate(dw_prebtfp = 1)

df_acute_complete <- df_acute_complete %>%
  left_join(dw_prebtfp, by = c("idrssd" = "rssd_id")) %>%
  mutate(dw_prebtfp = replace_na(dw_prebtfp, 0))

# Pre-BTFP model
m_prebtfp <- glm(dw_prebtfp ~ mtm_total * uninsured_lev + ln_assets + cash_ratio + 
                   loan_to_deposit + book_equity_ratio,
                 data = df_acute_complete, family = binomial(link = "probit"))

# Calculate counterfactual probabilities
df_acute_complete <- df_acute_complete %>%
  mutate(
    prob_run_no_btfp = predict(m_prebtfp, newdata = ., type = "response"),
    at_risk = prob_run_no_btfp > 0.10
  )

# ==============================================================================
# Welfare Summary
# ==============================================================================

welfare_summary <- df_acute_complete %>%
  summarise(
    total_banks = n(),
    banks_at_risk = sum(at_risk, na.rm = TRUE),
    pct_at_risk = 100 * mean(at_risk, na.rm = TRUE),
    mean_prob_no_btfp = mean(prob_run_no_btfp, na.rm = TRUE),
    total_assets_bn = sum(total_asset, na.rm = TRUE) / 1e9,
    assets_at_risk_bn = sum(total_asset[at_risk], na.rm = TRUE) / 1e9,
    banks_stabilized = sum(at_risk & btfp_acute == 0, na.rm = TRUE)
  )

cat("\n=== COUNTERFACTUAL WELFARE ANALYSIS ===\n")
## 
## === COUNTERFACTUAL WELFARE ANALYSIS ===
cat("Total banks:", welfare_summary$total_banks, "\n")
## Total banks: 4717
cat("Banks at elevated run risk (>10%):", welfare_summary$banks_at_risk, 
    "(", round(welfare_summary$pct_at_risk, 1), "%)\n")
## Banks at elevated run risk (>10%): 176 ( 3.7 %)
cat("Total assets: $", round(welfare_summary$total_assets_bn, 0), " billion\n")
## Total assets: $ 20  billion
cat("Assets at risk: $", round(welfare_summary$assets_at_risk_bn, 0), " billion\n")
## Assets at risk: $ 12  billion
# ==============================================================================
# SAVE TABLE: Counterfactual Welfare
# ==============================================================================

# By risk category
welfare_by_risk <- df_acute_complete %>%
  group_by(run_risk_cat) %>%
  summarise(
    n_banks = n(),
    n_at_risk = sum(at_risk, na.rm = TRUE),
    pct_at_risk = 100 * mean(at_risk, na.rm = TRUE),
    mean_prob = mean(prob_run_no_btfp, na.rm = TRUE),
    assets_bn = sum(total_asset, na.rm = TRUE) / 1e9,
    assets_at_risk_bn = sum(total_asset[at_risk], na.rm = TRUE) / 1e9,
    .groups = "drop"
  )

table_welfare <- welfare_by_risk %>%
  select(
    `Risk Category` = run_risk_cat,
    `N Banks` = n_banks,
    `N At Risk` = n_at_risk,
    `% At Risk` = pct_at_risk,
    `Mean Run Prob` = mean_prob,
    `Total Assets ($B)` = assets_bn,
    `Assets At Risk ($B)` = assets_at_risk_bn
  ) %>%
  mutate(across(where(is.numeric), ~round(., 2)))

# Add total row
total_row <- tibble(
  `Risk Category` = "TOTAL",
  `N Banks` = welfare_summary$total_banks,
  `N At Risk` = welfare_summary$banks_at_risk,
  `% At Risk` = round(welfare_summary$pct_at_risk, 2),
  `Mean Run Prob` = round(welfare_summary$mean_prob_no_btfp, 2),
  `Total Assets ($B)` = round(welfare_summary$total_assets_bn, 2),
  `Assets At Risk ($B)` = round(welfare_summary$assets_at_risk_bn, 2)
)

table_welfare <- bind_rows(table_welfare, total_row)

save_kable_table(
  table_welfare,
  "Table_Counterfactual_Welfare",
  caption_text = "Table: Counterfactual Welfare Analysis — What if BTFP Hadn't Existed?",
  notes_text = "Run probability estimated from pre-BTFP DW borrowing patterns. Banks 'at risk' defined as >10% predicted run probability without BTFP."
)
## ✓ Saved table: Table_Counterfactual_Welfare (HTML + LaTeX)
write_csv(table_welfare, file.path(TABLE_PATH, "Table_Counterfactual_Welfare.csv"))

5.2 Counterfactual Visualization

# ==============================================================================
# FIGURE: COUNTERFACTUAL ANALYSIS
# ==============================================================================

p_counterfactual <- df_acute_complete %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = prob_run_no_btfp, y = prob_borrow, color = run_risk_cat)) +
  geom_point(alpha = 0.4, size = 2) +
  geom_abline(slope = 1, intercept = 0, linetype = "dashed", color = "gray40") +
  scale_color_manual(values = c(
    "R1: Low MTM, Low Unins" = "#4575B4",
    "R2: Low MTM, High Unins" = "#91BFDB",
    "R3: High MTM, Low Unins" = "#FC8D59",
    "R4: High MTM, High Unins" = "#D73027"
  )) +
  labs(
    title = "Figure: BTFP Stabilization Effect — Counterfactual Analysis",
    subtitle = "Points below 45° line = run probability reduced by BTFP availability",
    x = "Predicted Run Probability WITHOUT BTFP",
    y = "Actual Borrow Probability WITH BTFP",
    color = "Risk Category",
    caption = paste0("Note: ", welfare_summary$banks_at_risk, " banks (",
                     round(welfare_summary$pct_at_risk, 1), "%) with >10% run probability without BTFP")
  ) +
  theme_minimal(base_size = 14) +
  theme(legend.position = "bottom",
        plot.title = element_text(face = "bold"))

print(p_counterfactual)

save_figure(p_counterfactual, "Figure_BTFP_Counterfactual", width = 12, height = 8)
## ✓ Saved figure: Figure_BTFP_Counterfactual (PDF + PNG)

6 SUMMARY OF ALL SAVED OUTPUTS

cat("\n", paste(rep("=", 80), collapse = ""), "\n")
## 
##  ================================================================================
cat("SUMMARY OF ALL SAVED OUTPUTS\n")
## SUMMARY OF ALL SAVED OUTPUTS
cat(paste(rep("=", 80), collapse = ""), "\n")
## ================================================================================
cat("\n=== TABLES SAVED ===\n")
## 
## === TABLES SAVED ===
cat("1. Table_Run_Threshold_by_Fragility (.html, .tex, .csv)\n")
## 1. Table_Run_Threshold_by_Fragility (.html, .tex, .csv)
cat("2. Table_BTFP_Usage_by_Risk_Category (.html, .tex, .csv)\n")
## 2. Table_BTFP_Usage_by_Risk_Category (.html, .tex, .csv)
cat("3. Table_BTFP_Screening_Mechanism (.html, .tex)\n")
## 3. Table_BTFP_Screening_Mechanism (.html, .tex)
cat("4. Table_Counterfactual_Welfare (.html, .tex, .csv)\n")
## 4. Table_Counterfactual_Welfare (.html, .tex, .csv)
cat("\n=== FIGURES SAVED ===\n")
## 
## === FIGURES SAVED ===
cat("1. Figure_Run_Threshold_Distribution (.pdf, .png)\n")
## 1. Figure_Run_Threshold_Distribution (.pdf, .png)
cat("2. Figure_Threshold_by_Fragility (.pdf, .png)\n")
## 2. Figure_Threshold_by_Fragility (.pdf, .png)
cat("3. Figure_BTFP_Screening_Mechanism (.pdf, .png)\n")
## 3. Figure_BTFP_Screening_Mechanism (.pdf, .png)
cat("4. Figure_BTFP_Counterfactual (.pdf, .png)\n")
## 4. Figure_BTFP_Counterfactual (.pdf, .png)
cat("\n=== OUTPUT LOCATIONS ===\n")
## 
## === OUTPUT LOCATIONS ===
cat("Tables:", TABLE_PATH, "\n")
## Tables: C:/Users/mferdo2/OneDrive - Louisiana State University/Finance_PhD/DW_Stigma_paper/Liquidity_project_2025/03_documentation/crisis_borrowing_result_all/contribution_enhancements/tables
cat("Figures:", FIG_PATH, "\n")
## Figures: C:/Users/mferdo2/OneDrive - Louisiana State University/Finance_PhD/DW_Stigma_paper/Liquidity_project_2025/03_documentation/crisis_borrowing_result_all/contribution_enhancements/figures
# List actual files
cat("\n=== FILES IN TABLE DIRECTORY ===\n")
## 
## === FILES IN TABLE DIRECTORY ===
if (dir.exists(TABLE_PATH)) {
  print(list.files(TABLE_PATH))
} else {
  cat("Directory not yet created (will be created when code runs)\n")
}
##  [1] "Table_BTFP_Screening_Mechanism.html"   
##  [2] "Table_BTFP_Screening_Mechanism.tex"    
##  [3] "Table_BTFP_Usage_by_Risk_Category.csv" 
##  [4] "Table_BTFP_Usage_by_Risk_Category.html"
##  [5] "Table_BTFP_Usage_by_Risk_Category.tex" 
##  [6] "Table_BTFP_vs_DW_Run_Dynamics.html"    
##  [7] "Table_BTFP_vs_DW_Run_Dynamics.tex"     
##  [8] "Table_Counterfactual_Welfare.csv"      
##  [9] "Table_Counterfactual_Welfare.html"     
## [10] "Table_Counterfactual_Welfare.tex"      
## [11] "Table_Run_Threshold_by_Fragility.csv"  
## [12] "Table_Run_Threshold_by_Fragility.html" 
## [13] "Table_Run_Threshold_by_Fragility.tex"

7 KEY CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS

cat("\n", paste(rep("=", 80), collapse = ""), "\n")
## 
##  ================================================================================
cat("KEY CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS FOR YOUR PAPER\n")
## KEY CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS FOR YOUR PAPER
cat(paste(rep("=", 80), collapse = ""), "\n")
## ================================================================================
cat("\n")
cat("PILLAR 1 (Structural Parameter):\n")
## PILLAR 1 (Structural Parameter):
cat("'A one-standard-deviation increase in funding fragility lowers the\n")
## 'A one-standard-deviation increase in funding fragility lowers the
cat("run threshold by approximately", round(abs(threshold_diff), 2), "standard deviations.'\n")
## run threshold by approximately 0.59 standard deviations.'
cat("\n")
cat("PILLAR 2 (Screening Mechanism):\n")
## PILLAR 2 (Screening Mechanism):
cat("'Risk 4 banks (high MTM, high uninsured) used BTFP at", round(r4_rate, 1), "%\n")
## 'Risk 4 banks (high MTM, high uninsured) used BTFP at 18.5 %
cat("vs.", round(r3_rate, 1), "% for Risk 3 banks (high MTM, low uninsured).\n")
## vs. 9.5 % for Risk 3 banks (high MTM, low uninsured).
cat("This", round(r4_rate - r3_rate, 1), "pp gap shows BTFP screened for run risk.'\n")
## This 9 pp gap shows BTFP screened for run risk.'
cat("\n")
cat("PILLAR 3 (Welfare Counterfactual):\n")
## PILLAR 3 (Welfare Counterfactual):
cat("'Without BTFP, approximately", welfare_summary$banks_at_risk, "banks holding\n")
## 'Without BTFP, approximately 176 banks holding
cat("$", round(welfare_summary$assets_at_risk_bn, 0), "billion would have faced elevated run risk.'\n")
## $ 12 billion would have faced elevated run risk.'

8 SESSION INFO

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