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In times of ever-rising health expenditures it is becoming more and more obvious that conventional models for funding health care are increasingly experiencing difficulties in meeting up this challenge. The concept of Medical Savings Accounts (MSAs) represents an innovative and so far rarely...
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im Rahmen der Riester Rente diskutiert. Länder wie Singapur, Südafrika, China und die USA haben diese neue Form der …
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This paper analyses the saving behaviour of German individuals and households aged between 30 and 50 with respect to … are less significant. Separating wealth classes with respect to lifecycle income shows that differences in saving …
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measured as cumulated saving. This implies that income and wealth are cointegrated, and their impact on consumption cannot be …
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Abstract Using national account data, we define corporate balance sheet adjustment episodes as periods during which major increases in non-financial corporations’ net lending/ borrowing are experienced. An analysis of such episodes in Germany and Japan, and a more systematic exploration of a...
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Saving, Saving Culture and the New Ground of Monetary Policy The article is about the effects of expansive monetary … policy on saving and saving culture. The so-called "saving glut" construct has been rejected as a possible explanation for …
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