Straipsnyje nagrinėjama šalies ūkio plėtrai ir ekonomikos raidai aktuali nekilnojamojo turto kainų burbulo problema. Įvertinant teorinius ir praktinius istorinius nekilnojamojo turto kainų burbulo formavimosi aspektus, atsižvelgiant į daugelio šalies autoritetingų ekspertų nuomonę, grindžiama susidariusi situacija detalizuojant ekonomines ir psichologines priežastis (pažymima, kad būtent šie veiksniai turi tendencingą poveikį nekilnojamojo turto rinkai Lietuvoje).Išorės signalų poveikio suvokimas remiantis ekonomikos augimo prielaidomis ir skirtingų veiksnių sąveikos interpretavimu leido kryptingai atskleisti nekilnojamojo turto rinkos raidos poveikį šalies ūkiui ir gerovei. Formuojant įžvalgas ir ateities perspektyvas pateikiamas tikėtinas būsimų veiksmų scenarijus, kuris siejamas su skirtinga skelbiama nacionalinės valiutos pakeitimo euru data.
In this paper, the author finds links among changes in private and public debt during economic downturn and discusses their financial stability and fiscal sustainability consequences. Financial deepening in years before the economic downturn resulted in the growth of indebtedness among agents within economy that sustained afterwards. The European Union has not become less indebted during and after the economic meltdown, but the structure of debt holders has changed. The growth of private debt in the upturn phase resulted in a qualitatively new level of economy. However, in order to sustain the same level after the economic downturn, the public sector was forced to increase its debt. As a result, interactions among financial stability and fiscal sustainability have become more pronounced as monetary financial institutions experienced deleveraging from the private sector and an increase of leverage from the public sector. Thus, the financial stability and fiscal sustainability nexus is analysed by employing flow-of-funds data that show balanced interlinkages among real and financial flows. Recent discussions on sovereign debt instability and suggestions to diminish public debt whatever it costs lack an appropriate answer who will replace it as the flow-of-funds in economy is always in balance.
This article investigates the recent changes of agricultural land prices in Lithuania and quantitively assesses the most important factors affecting it. Land is one of the main scarce resources and it distinguishes itself among others by the inelasticity of price change to quantity, meaning that the changes in land prices are affected by demand and in very limited extend by supply. Taking this into account, it is important – from the practical as well as the theoretical points of view – to know these factors and, if needed, take regulatory measures. As the case of Lithuania suggests, the recent rapid growth of land prices is mainly driven by general economic performance (GDP), EU and national financial support provided to the Lithuanian agriculture sector and the regulation of agriculture food prices (the setting of purchase prices).
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