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Balance Sheet Recessions and the Global Economic Crisis,ft with a huge debt overhang, and to climb out of this state of negative equity it must pay down debt or increase savings, even if interest rates are zero. When the private sector as a whole is minimizing debt, the economy continuously loses aggregate demand equivalent to the saved but unborrowed amount. This situation has come to be known as a ..

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,Der ?lteste Bergbau und seine Hilfsmittel,e; and the consumption of goods, especially durables, takes considerable time. Economics is primarily the study of how households and firms make decisions regarding production and consumption activities that have an outcome (payoff) occurring at some time in the future.

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