Author: Kenichi KawasakiPublisher:
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Languages : es
Pages : 46
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The saving behaviour of japanese household
Author: Kenichi KawasakiSaving Behaviour of Japanese Households
Author: The saving behaviour of Japanese households
Author: Kenichi KawasakiSavings Behaviour of Japanese Households
Author: Atsushi MakiPublisher:
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Category : Finance, Personal
Languages : en
Pages : 30
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The Saving Behaviour of Japanese Households
Author: The Low Interest Policy and the Household Saving Behavior in Japan
Author: Sophia LatsosPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages :
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This paper scrutinizes the role of prolonged, expansionary monetary policy on the savings behavior of Japanese households, focusing on the dramatic change of the household savings behavior since 1998, from high to low savings. Existing literature generally attributes this behavioral change to the country's shift from a high-growth to a low-growth economy and its demographic change. In contrast, this paper empirically examines changes in the incentives for saving and the ability to save connected to monetary policy. It finds that monetary policy has had a significant impact on Japan's household behavior via three channels: the interest rate channel, the redistribution channel, and the wealth channel.
Japan as a Super-saver
Author: Victor ArgyPublisher:
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Category : Consumption (Economics)
Languages : en
Pages : 44
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Personal Savings and Consumption in Postwar Japan
Author: Toshiyuki MizoguchiPublisher:
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Category : Consumption (Economics)
Languages : en
Pages : 328
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Economic research study of personal savings and consumption behaviour of families in post-war Japan - covers the theoretics of consumption functions, the standard of living, trends, the influence of position in the occupational structure on family budgets, etc., and includes an international comparison of saving and consumption ratios. Diagrams and references.
The Role of Household Debt Heterogeneity on Consumption
Author: Jouchi NakajimaPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 24
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This paper estimates the impact of household debt on consumption behaviour using data from the Japanese Preference Parameters Study. Covering the 2005-13 period, the survey is the first of its kind for Japan. It features responses to forward-looking questions about key risks to income, shedding light on the motives for household savings behaviour. The analysis finds that household marginal propensities to consume (MPCs) were significantly higher for highly-indebted Japanese households than for those with little-to-no debt - a type of variation that is consistent with findings for other countries. The evidence points to a significant precautionary saving motive by Japanese households, with savers particularly concerned about (unlikely) future unemployment spells and longevity risks.
Private Postwar Consumption Patterns of Japanese Households
Author: Atsushi MakiPublisher:
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Category : Consumer behavior
Languages : en
Pages : 32
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