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| Beschreibung: | Title from PDF title page (IMF Web site, viewed Aug. 7, 2012). "Prepared by Roberto Cardarelli [and others]." |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (119 pages) : color illustrations |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Cover; Contents; I.U.S. Household Wealth and Saving: The Micro Story Behind the Macro Dynamics; A. Introduction; B. Data; Structure and Content of the Dataset; Representativeness of the Survey; Average Savings and Wealth in the PSID; C. Saving Behavior Before the Crisis-Did Income Growth Matter?; Figures; I.1. Saving Rates by Income Growth over 1999-2007; D. The Role of Housing; I.2. Saving Rates for Households with Varying Dependence on Housing Wealth; E. Did Households with Higher Debt Burdens in 2007 Become more Thrifty After the Crisis?; I.3. Saving Rates and Indebtedness in 2007. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a F. ConclusionsTables; I.1. Summary of Income and Wealth Distribution; I.2. Means of PSID Household Income, Savings, and Net Worth; Appendices; I.1. Distribution of Households Across the Income, Housing-Dependency, and Debt-to- Income Ratio Categories; Appendix Table; I.1. Distribution of the Households Across the Income-Growth, Income-Level, Housing- Dependency, and Debt-to-Income Ratio Groups; II. The Residential Construction Sector: When Will it Emerge from its Rubble?; A. Introduction; B.A Stock-Flow Model and Estimates of Excess in Housing; Equilibrium Occupancy Ratio. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Equilibrium Vacancy RatioII. 1. Actual and Equilibrium Number of Occupied Units; The Overall Excess Housing Stock; II. 2. Actual and Equilibrium Number of Vacant Units; II. 3. Overall Excess Inventory; Factoring in the Shadow Vacancy; C. Recovery in Household Formation; II. 1. Determinants of Household Formation; II. 4. Scenario for Household Formation; II. 5. Household Formation and Employment During Past Housing Cycles; D. Putting the Pieces Together; E. Other Considerations; Geographical Heterogeneity; II. 6. Housing Starts Projections; II. 7. The Heterogeneity of Excess Vacancy. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a II. 8. Excess Vacancy and ConstructionDifferentiating Between the Ownership and Rental Markets; II. 9. Homeownership Rate; II. 10. Projections for Housing Starts; F. Conclusion; III. Output Losses Following Financial Crises-A Sensitivity Analysis; A. Introduction; B. Analysis; Revised Data; III. 1. Output Evolution after Banking Crises; III. 2. Output Evolution after Banking Crises; Omitting Negative Trends; Limiting the Analysis to Advanced Economies; III. 3. Output Evolution after Banking Crises; III. 4. Advanced Economies' Output after Banking Crises. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Using Different Trend Definitions and Using a Longer Post Recession WindowC. U.S. Episodes: The Great Depression, the S & L Crisis, and the Great Recession; D. Conclusion; III. 5. Evolution of Advanced Economies' Output Following Financial Crises Under Alternate Trend Definitions; III. 6. The Great Depression, S & L Crisis, and the Great Recession; III. 1. Financial Crises in the Sample; IV. Is Long-Term Unemployment Pushing Up Structural Unemployment?; A. Introduction; B. Who are the Long-Term Unemployed?; C. Is there Evidence that the Long-Term Unemployed are Becoming Less Employable? | |
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| spelling | United States : selected issues. Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, ©2012. 1 online resource (119 pages) : color illustrations text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier IMF country report ; no. 12/214 Title from PDF title page (IMF Web site, viewed Aug. 7, 2012). "Prepared by Roberto Cardarelli [and others]." Includes bibliographical references. Print version record. Annotation In recent years, the IMF has released a growing number of reports and other documents covering economic and financial developments and trends in member countries. Each report, prepared by a staff team after discussions with government officials, is published at the option of the member country. Cover; Contents; I.U.S. Household Wealth and Saving: The Micro Story Behind the Macro Dynamics; A. Introduction; B. Data; Structure and Content of the Dataset; Representativeness of the Survey; Average Savings and Wealth in the PSID; C. Saving Behavior Before the Crisis-Did Income Growth Matter?; Figures; I.1. Saving Rates by Income Growth over 1999-2007; D. The Role of Housing; I.2. Saving Rates for Households with Varying Dependence on Housing Wealth; E. Did Households with Higher Debt Burdens in 2007 Become more Thrifty After the Crisis?; I.3. Saving Rates and Indebtedness in 2007. F. ConclusionsTables; I.1. Summary of Income and Wealth Distribution; I.2. Means of PSID Household Income, Savings, and Net Worth; Appendices; I.1. Distribution of Households Across the Income, Housing-Dependency, and Debt-to- Income Ratio Categories; Appendix Table; I.1. Distribution of the Households Across the Income-Growth, Income-Level, Housing- Dependency, and Debt-to-Income Ratio Groups; II. The Residential Construction Sector: When Will it Emerge from its Rubble?; A. Introduction; B.A Stock-Flow Model and Estimates of Excess in Housing; Equilibrium Occupancy Ratio. Equilibrium Vacancy RatioII. 1. Actual and Equilibrium Number of Occupied Units; The Overall Excess Housing Stock; II. 2. Actual and Equilibrium Number of Vacant Units; II. 3. Overall Excess Inventory; Factoring in the Shadow Vacancy; C. Recovery in Household Formation; II. 1. Determinants of Household Formation; II. 4. Scenario for Household Formation; II. 5. Household Formation and Employment During Past Housing Cycles; D. Putting the Pieces Together; E. Other Considerations; Geographical Heterogeneity; II. 6. Housing Starts Projections; II. 7. The Heterogeneity of Excess Vacancy. II. 8. Excess Vacancy and ConstructionDifferentiating Between the Ownership and Rental Markets; II. 9. Homeownership Rate; II. 10. Projections for Housing Starts; F. Conclusion; III. Output Losses Following Financial Crises-A Sensitivity Analysis; A. Introduction; B. Analysis; Revised Data; III. 1. Output Evolution after Banking Crises; III. 2. Output Evolution after Banking Crises; Omitting Negative Trends; Limiting the Analysis to Advanced Economies; III. 3. Output Evolution after Banking Crises; III. 4. Advanced Economies' Output after Banking Crises. Using Different Trend Definitions and Using a Longer Post Recession WindowC. U.S. Episodes: The Great Depression, the S & L Crisis, and the Great Recession; D. Conclusion; III. 5. Evolution of Advanced Economies' Output Following Financial Crises Under Alternate Trend Definitions; III. 6. The Great Depression, S & L Crisis, and the Great Recession; III. 1. Financial Crises in the Sample; IV. Is Long-Term Unemployment Pushing Up Structural Unemployment?; A. Introduction; B. Who are the Long-Term Unemployed?; C. Is there Evidence that the Long-Term Unemployed are Becoming Less Employable? Financial crises United States. Saving and investment United States. Housing United States Finance. Taxation United States. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85132861 Tax expenditures United States. Foreclosure United States. Logement États-Unis Finances. Impôt États-Unis. Dépenses fiscales États-Unis. Forclusion d'une hypothèque États-Unis. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Economic Conditions. bisacsh BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Economic History. bisacsh BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Economics Comparative. bisacsh POLITICAL SCIENCE Economic Conditions. bisacsh Financial crises fast Foreclosure fast Housing Finance fast Saving and investment fast Tax expenditures fast Taxation fast United States fast https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJtxgQXMWqmjMjjwXRHgrq Cardarelli, R. (Roberto) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjKQg6mcvDr3qPfRrgbTVy http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2001001557 International Monetary Fund. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n81052755 Print version: Fund, International Monetary. United States: Selected Issues. Washington : International Monetary Fund, ©2012 9781475504910 IMF country report ; no. 12/214. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2001029774 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBU FWS_PDA_EBU https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=547922 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | United States : selected issues. IMF country report ; Cover; Contents; I.U.S. Household Wealth and Saving: The Micro Story Behind the Macro Dynamics; A. Introduction; B. Data; Structure and Content of the Dataset; Representativeness of the Survey; Average Savings and Wealth in the PSID; C. Saving Behavior Before the Crisis-Did Income Growth Matter?; Figures; I.1. Saving Rates by Income Growth over 1999-2007; D. The Role of Housing; I.2. Saving Rates for Households with Varying Dependence on Housing Wealth; E. Did Households with Higher Debt Burdens in 2007 Become more Thrifty After the Crisis?; I.3. Saving Rates and Indebtedness in 2007. F. ConclusionsTables; I.1. Summary of Income and Wealth Distribution; I.2. Means of PSID Household Income, Savings, and Net Worth; Appendices; I.1. Distribution of Households Across the Income, Housing-Dependency, and Debt-to- Income Ratio Categories; Appendix Table; I.1. Distribution of the Households Across the Income-Growth, Income-Level, Housing- Dependency, and Debt-to-Income Ratio Groups; II. The Residential Construction Sector: When Will it Emerge from its Rubble?; A. Introduction; B.A Stock-Flow Model and Estimates of Excess in Housing; Equilibrium Occupancy Ratio. Equilibrium Vacancy RatioII. 1. Actual and Equilibrium Number of Occupied Units; The Overall Excess Housing Stock; II. 2. Actual and Equilibrium Number of Vacant Units; II. 3. Overall Excess Inventory; Factoring in the Shadow Vacancy; C. Recovery in Household Formation; II. 1. Determinants of Household Formation; II. 4. Scenario for Household Formation; II. 5. Household Formation and Employment During Past Housing Cycles; D. Putting the Pieces Together; E. Other Considerations; Geographical Heterogeneity; II. 6. Housing Starts Projections; II. 7. The Heterogeneity of Excess Vacancy. II. 8. Excess Vacancy and ConstructionDifferentiating Between the Ownership and Rental Markets; II. 9. Homeownership Rate; II. 10. Projections for Housing Starts; F. Conclusion; III. Output Losses Following Financial Crises-A Sensitivity Analysis; A. Introduction; B. Analysis; Revised Data; III. 1. Output Evolution after Banking Crises; III. 2. Output Evolution after Banking Crises; Omitting Negative Trends; Limiting the Analysis to Advanced Economies; III. 3. Output Evolution after Banking Crises; III. 4. Advanced Economies' Output after Banking Crises. Using Different Trend Definitions and Using a Longer Post Recession WindowC. U.S. Episodes: The Great Depression, the S & L Crisis, and the Great Recession; D. Conclusion; III. 5. Evolution of Advanced Economies' Output Following Financial Crises Under Alternate Trend Definitions; III. 6. The Great Depression, S & L Crisis, and the Great Recession; III. 1. Financial Crises in the Sample; IV. Is Long-Term Unemployment Pushing Up Structural Unemployment?; A. Introduction; B. Who are the Long-Term Unemployed?; C. Is there Evidence that the Long-Term Unemployed are Becoming Less Employable? Financial crises United States. Saving and investment United States. Housing United States Finance. Taxation United States. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85132861 Tax expenditures United States. Foreclosure United States. Logement États-Unis Finances. Impôt États-Unis. Dépenses fiscales États-Unis. Forclusion d'une hypothèque États-Unis. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Economic Conditions. bisacsh BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Economic History. bisacsh BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Economics Comparative. bisacsh POLITICAL SCIENCE Economic Conditions. bisacsh Financial crises fast Foreclosure fast Housing Finance fast Saving and investment fast Tax expenditures fast Taxation fast |
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