Financial Institutions and the Nation's Economy: FINE : Compendium of Papers Prepared for the FINE Study, 1-2. grāmataU.S. Government Printing Office, 1976 |
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35. lappuse
... less perma- nent reductions in the level of aggregate demand would also be ex- pected to move the level of interest rates up while the use of fiscal policy would be expected to move the structure of interest rates down . As suggested ...
... less perma- nent reductions in the level of aggregate demand would also be ex- pected to move the level of interest rates up while the use of fiscal policy would be expected to move the structure of interest rates down . As suggested ...
40. lappuse
... less attractive to institutions with portfolio flexibility . As a result these institutions reduce their mortgage lend- ing . Some critics have asserted that the net effect on homebuilding of advances is zero ( see Arcelus and Meltzer ...
... less attractive to institutions with portfolio flexibility . As a result these institutions reduce their mortgage lend- ing . Some critics have asserted that the net effect on homebuilding of advances is zero ( see Arcelus and Meltzer ...
44. lappuse
... less money to lend . Similarly , financial institutions with portfolio flexibility reduce their accumu- lation of mortgages in favor of other , high yielding securities . During times of high interest rates people simply demand fewer ...
... less money to lend . Similarly , financial institutions with portfolio flexibility reduce their accumu- lation of mortgages in favor of other , high yielding securities . During times of high interest rates people simply demand fewer ...
46. lappuse
... less homebuilding , while more mortgage lend- ing would mean more homebuilding . Again , which effect would be dominant ? One could argue that currently , with credit rationing as an important phenomena , quoted mortgage rates actually ...
... less homebuilding , while more mortgage lend- ing would mean more homebuilding . Again , which effect would be dominant ? One could argue that currently , with credit rationing as an important phenomena , quoted mortgage rates actually ...
49. lappuse
... less than the increase in corporate borrowing rates . In other words , corporate borrowers have seen a larger increase in their costs of borrowing than households . Proponents of this free market position would also not be surprised to ...
... less than the increase in corporate borrowing rates . In other words , corporate borrowers have seen a larger increase in their costs of borrowing than households . Proponents of this free market position would also not be surprised to ...
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