Household Balance Sheets and the Recovery
Timothy Bianco, Filippo Occhino
Abstract
Timothy Bianco, Filippo Occhino
Abstract
Falling home and financial asset prices have combined to weaken the average household’s balance sheet, and this has helped to slow down the current recovery. We examine the role that household balance sheets have typically played in postwar business cycles and assess their importance in explaining why some recoveries, including the current one, have been weaker than others.
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Falling home and financial asset prices have combined to weaken the average household’s balance sheet, and this has helped to slow down the current recovery. We examine the role that household balance sheets have typically played in postwar business cycles and assess their importance in explaining why some recoveries, including the current one, have been weaker than others.
Key concepts: Balance sheet, Balance (ability), Falling (accident), Economics, Asset (computer security), Current account, Monetary economics, Current (fluid)