Will Changing Household Debt Levels Affect Global Consumption Patterns?

Will Changing Household Debt Levels Affect Global Consumption Patterns?

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12-Sep-2012
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Research Code: 4672-00-01-00-00
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Household debt is a major component of consumer spending in developed economies, which have the largest purchasing power per capita. Economic conditions, such as a recession and rising debt levels over time have a major impact on the cost of holding debt and the levels of consumption in the economy. Households tend to deleverage debt after economic downturns in order to maintain a sustainable and equilibrium level of debt. This has spending and demand implications for products, dependant of debt-driven sales such as automotives and appliances.

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Demand Implications of Household Debt and Access to Credit

  • Household Debt Implications for Consumption Growth
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Household debt is a major component of consumer spending in developed economies, which have the largest purchasing power per capita. Economic conditions, such as a recession and rising debt levels over time have a major impact on the cost of holding debt and the levels of consumption in the economy. Households tend to deleverage debt after economic downturns in order to maintain a sustainable and equilibrium level of debt. This has spending and demand implications for products, dependant of debt-driven sales such as automotives and appliances.
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Industries Industrial Automation
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