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Staatliche Zinssubvention und Auslandsverschuldung: Eine Mittelwert-Varianz-Analyse am Beispiel Ungarn

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  • Pfeffer, Annamaria
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    Dieser Artikel zeigt, dass eine Subvention der heimischen Kreditzinsen zu einem Rückgang der Auslandsverschuldung führen kann. Ausgehend von der Mittelwert-Varianz- und der Erwartungsnutzentheorie wurde ein Modell entwickelt, in dessen Rahmen der Wirtschaftsakteur sein internationales Kreditportfolio optimiert. Eine Einbeziehung der Zinsparitätenbedingung war in der Analyse jedoch nicht zielführend. In den Modellrahmen wird eine staatliche Zinssubvention eingeführt und ihre theoretische Wirkung auf die Fremdwährungsverschuldung der Haushalte untersucht. --

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    Paper provided by Bamberg University, Bamberg Economic Research Group in its series BERG Working Paper Series with number 72.

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    Date of creation: 2010
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