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Svenska hushållens sparande och skuldsättning - ett konsumentbeteendeperspektiv

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  • Flink, Helena

    (Dept. of Business Administration, Stockholm School of Economics)

  • Gunnarsson, Jonas

    (Dept. of Business Administration, Stockholm School of Economics)

  • Wahlund, Richard

    () (Dept. of Business Administration, Stockholm School of Economics)

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    Abstract

    I förestående undersökning görs ett upprepat tvärsnitt av de svenska hushållens finansiella beteenden (1993 - 1999). Förutom nödvändigheten att följa segmentutvecklingen över tiden, syftar studien också att närmare undersöka hushållens mål för sitt sparande och sin skuldsättning, såväl som dessas förhållande till finansiella institutioner och informationsinsamling vad gäller sparande och investeringar. Ett viktigt syfte är även att undersöka hur och varför uppfattad och faktisk kunskap om sparande och investeringar skiljer sig åt mellan hushållen. Hur stor är kunskapen om viktiga parametrar vad gäller investeringar och därmed förmågan att fatta "rationella" investeringsbeslut? Är det också skillnader mellan hushållens intresse och engagemang vad gäller sparande och investeringar, och hur påverkar detta aktivitet, informationssökningsstrategier och kunskap?

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    Paper provided by Stockholm School of Economics in its series Working Paper Series in Business Administration with number 1999:3.

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    Length: 55 pages
    Date of creation: 31 Aug 1999
    Date of revision: 08 Sep 1999
    Handle: RePEc:hhb:hastba:1999_003

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    Keywords: Saving behaviour; household portfolios; life-cycle; attitudes; Sweden.;

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