Household Secured Debt
11 Pages Posted: 6 Apr 2005
Abstract
Deteriorating household sector balance sheets were widely thought to have exacerbated the recession in the early 1990s. In recent years households have once more significantly increased their indebtedness; this has been matched in aggregate by an accumulation of financial assets. This article analyses homeowners' financial positions since the late 1980s using disaggregated data, to assess the extent to which debt may exert an important influence on the macroeconomy in the current conjuncture.
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