2012
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2169763
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Dissecting Saving Dynamics: Measuring Wealth, Precautionary, and Credit Effects

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“…Our empirical specification is similar to the one in Demyanyk et al (2019) and relates consumption growth to consumers' available resources as well as to measures of uncertainty and access to credit, in the vein of Carroll, Slacalek, and Sommer (2012). Both papers are based on the Carroll (1997) and Deaton (1991) buffer-stock model of saving, in which prudent but impatient consumers, subject to uncertainty and credit constraints, target a certain level of wealth for precautionary reasons.…”
Section: Data and Empirical Specificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our empirical specification is similar to the one in Demyanyk et al (2019) and relates consumption growth to consumers' available resources as well as to measures of uncertainty and access to credit, in the vein of Carroll, Slacalek, and Sommer (2012). Both papers are based on the Carroll (1997) and Deaton (1991) buffer-stock model of saving, in which prudent but impatient consumers, subject to uncertainty and credit constraints, target a certain level of wealth for precautionary reasons.…”
Section: Data and Empirical Specificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is also an evolving literature on savings and financial markets. Carroll, Slacalek, and Sommer (2019) argue that financial liberalization helps to explain the reduction in saving rates (the easier it is to borrow, the less agents need to save). This view has been used, for instance, by Guerrieri and Lorenzoni (2017) to argue that a sudden sharp reversal of the trend of loosening credit played a large role in the recently, and relatively short-lived, saving rate rise.…”
Section: Related Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Továbbá a magasabb munkanélküliség és infláció is növelheti a megtakarításokat. A bizonytalanság, így a munkanélküliség emelkedése is jellemzően növeli a megtakarításokat (Carroll et al, 2012;Palenzuela -Dees, 2016). A magasabb infláció növeli a megtakarításokat, mivel ahhoz, hogy a háztartások fenntartsák vagyonuk reálértékét, magasabb megtakarítás szükséges (Ferrucci -Miralles, 2007;Hüfner -Koske, 2010).…”
Section: Gdp Növekedésunclassified
“…lakásárak nagyobb jelzáloghitel felvételt tesznek szükségessé, ami szintén mérsékelheti a nettó megtakarítást (Hüfner -Koske, 2010, Carroll et al, 2012Palenzuela -Dees, 2016).…”
Section: Gdp Növekedésunclassified
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