Trending Bestseller

Greater Access to Consumer Credit

Beryl Chang

No reviews yet Write a Review
Paperback / softback
13 October 2008
RRP: $78.69
$63.00
Ships in 3-5 business days
Hurry up! Current stock:
The availability of consumer credit has expanded greatly during the past twenty years in OECD countries. While higher income groups long had access to credit, the proliferation of credit cards has gradually increased access to credit for a wide range of household income groups and in virtually all regions of the United States.This paper searches for empirical and econometric evidence on the impact of greater access to consumer credit on savings, investments, and consumptions across five income groups. While findings in this paper show that easier access to credit could have smoothed the consumption of the low income quintile group and facilitated the welfare of the upper- middle to high-income groups in terms of consumption and investments, excessive expansion in revolving credit decreases the savings rate of almost all income groups, is expected to reduce long-term and sustainable growth, and subsequently lowers the overall living standards of most populations in the U.S.

This product hasn't received any reviews yet. Be the first to review this product!

RRP: $78.69
$63.00
Ships in 3-5 business days
Hurry up! Current stock:

Greater Access to Consumer Credit

RRP: $78.69
$63.00

Description

The availability of consumer credit has expanded greatly during the past twenty years in OECD countries. While higher income groups long had access to credit, the proliferation of credit cards has gradually increased access to credit for a wide range of household income groups and in virtually all regions of the United States.This paper searches for empirical and econometric evidence on the impact of greater access to consumer credit on savings, investments, and consumptions across five income groups. While findings in this paper show that easier access to credit could have smoothed the consumption of the low income quintile group and facilitated the welfare of the upper- middle to high-income groups in terms of consumption and investments, excessive expansion in revolving credit decreases the savings rate of almost all income groups, is expected to reduce long-term and sustainable growth, and subsequently lowers the overall living standards of most populations in the U.S.

Customers Also Viewed

Buy Books Online at BookLoop

Discover your next great read at BookLoop, Australiand online bookstore offering a vast selection of titles across various genres and interests. Whether you're curious about what's trending or searching for graphic novels that captivate, thrilling crime and mystery fiction, or exhilarating action and adventure stories, our curated collections have something for every reader. Delve into imaginative fantasy worlds or explore the realms of science fiction that challenge the boundaries of reality. Fans of contemporary narratives will find compelling stories in our contemporary fiction section. Embark on epic journeys with our fantasy and science fiction titles,

Shop Trending Books and New Releases

Explore our new releases for the most recent additions in romance books, fantasy books, graphic novels, crime and mystery books, science fiction books as well as biographies, cookbooks, self help books, tarot cards, fortunetelling and much more. With titles covering current trends, booktok and bookstagram recommendations, and emerging authors, BookLoop remains your go-to local australian bookstore for buying books online across all book genres.

Shop Best Books By Collection

Stay updated with the literary world by browsing our trending books, featuring the latest bestsellers and critically acclaimed works. Explore titles from popular brands like Minecraft, Pokemon, Star Wars, Bluey, Lonely Planet, ABIA award winners, Peppa Pig, and our specialised collection of ADHD books. At BookLoop, we are committed to providing a diverse and enriching reading experience for all.