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The study quantifies stock market and housing market wealth effects on households' non-durable consumption using … market and housing market wealth effects on households' non-durable consumption using Italian household panel data (SHIW) of … market wealth effects on households' non-durable consumption using Italian household panel data (SHIW) of 1989-2002. We found …
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evidence that the interest sensitivity of consumption becomes significantly lower when consumers 'excessively discount' the …
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consumption and the level of government debt. In countries with a high level of government debt, a fiscal expansion is partly … crowded out by a fall in private consumption. In contrast, in low debt countries, private consumption is insensitive to …
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external finance premium (EFP), that may vary over the business cycle, on private consumption in Europe. A consumption model … consumption, but also external finance, which availability depends on the EFP. The empirical analysis shows an accelerator effect … of the EFP on consumption for Germany, Italy and the Netherlands. In contrast, for France, the United Kingdom and Belgium …
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An increasing body of evidence suggests that the behavior of the economy has changed in many fundamental ways over the last decades. In particular, greater financial deregulation, larger wealth accumulation, and better policies might have helped lower uncertainty about future income and lengthen...
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This study is an introduction to and summary of the 2002 Annual Meeting papers of the Royal Netherlands Economic Association. The general theme of this year's Annual Meeting is 'The role of wealth in the economy'. It is covered by 5 papers, which address the following topics: (i) household...
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consumption. I find that globalisation (a reduction in the costs of international trade) causes a monetary expansion to have a …
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During the Great Crisis, most governments in industrial countries supported their domestic financial sector under stress and responded to strong declines in output growth with fiscal stimulus packages. Starting in 2010, attention focused on the sustainability of the resulting debt burdens. We...
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There are numerous ways to indicate the degree of banking competition across countries. Antitrust authorities rely on the structure-conduct-performance paradigm while academics prefer price mark-ups (Lerner index) or correlations of input costs with output prices (H-statistic). These measures...
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The volatility of unanticipated output growth in income per capita is detrimental to long-run development, controlling for initial income per capita, population growth, human capital, investment, openness and natural resource dependence. This effect is significant and robust over a wide range of...
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