Martin Flodén* February 20, 2014 Should We Be Concerned by High Household Debt?† Swedish household debt has increase from 90 percent of disposable income in 1995 to over 170 percent today. A rapid credit expansion and - Net domestic product - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Martin Flodén* February 20, 2014 Should We Be Concerned by High Household Debt?† Swedish household debt has increase from 90 percent of disposable income in 1995 to over 170 percent today. A rapid credit expansion and Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-02-24 03:58:27 Open Document File Size: 190,49 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Riksbank / / Country Poland / Turkey / Israel / Luxembourg / Sweden / Greece / New Zealand / Chile / Iceland / / / Organization Sveriges Riksbank / International Monetary Fund / OECD / European Commission / / Person Martin Flodén / Lars / Harry Flam / / Position Fisher / Deputy Governor / column head / / ProvinceOrState California / / RadioProgram Ekonomiekot / / SocialTag Debt Macroeconomics Credit Gross domestic product Financial ratio External debt Peak debt Economics Financial economics Finance

Martin Flodén* February 20, 2014 Should We Be Concerned by High Household Debt?† Swedish household debt has increase from 90 percent of disposable income in 1995 to over 170 percent today. A rapid credit expansion andAdd to Reading List