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Die Entwicklung des Geldvermögens der privaten Haushalte in Deutschland

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Diese Studie untersucht, wie sich Spartätigkeit und Geldvermögen deutscher Privathaushalte seit 1960 entwickelt haben. Mittels Regressionsanalysen läßt sich herausfinden, daß der Vermögensbestand einkommens- und altersabhängig ist. Es Wird gezeigt, daß Einkommen und Ersparnis kointegriert sind, weshalb ein Fehlerkorrekturmodell aufgestellt wird. Bei einzelnen Anlageformen können im Zeitverlauf starke Schwankungen m der Ersparnisbildung festgestellt werden, die u.a. durch Renditeaspekte erklärt werden.

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  • Handel, Andreas, 2003. "Die Entwicklung des Geldvermögens der privaten Haushalte in Deutschland," Arbeitspapiere des Instituts für Statistik und Ökonometrie 24, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Institut für Statistik und Ökonometrie.
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