Arcand, Jean-Luis, Berkes, Enrico & Panizza, Ugo.
Over the last three decades the US financial sector has grown six times faster than nominal GDP. This column argues that there comes a point when the financial sector has a negative effect on growth – that is, when credit to the private sector exceeds 110% of GDP. It shows that, of the advanced countries currently suffering in the fallout of the global crisis were all above this threshold.
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Masatoshi Ando and Álvaro Pina Since the global financial crisis, the size of central bank balance sheets has varied widely, both over time and across
NICHOLAS MULDER Governments are taking over private enterprises and resources at the fastest pace in 50 years. Based on the past century’s multiple waves of
Bernhard Bartels, Barry Eichengreen, Julian Schumacher, Beatrice Weder di Mauro The fiscal dominance view holds that politically captured central banks are more likely to be
