The Effects of Government Policy and Capital Liberalisation on Private Saving in SEACEN Countries |
Contents
Government Policy and Saving in SEACEN Countries | 2 |
Capital Liberalisation and Saving Behaviour | 20 |
Conclusion and Policy Implications | 30 |
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affect saving Analysis Bank of Korea budget deficits capital inflows capital liberalisation causality test current account balance current account deficits dependency ratios developing countries domestic credit domestic investment domestic private saving domestic saving effect on saving empirical results equation expenditure/GDP external current account fall in private Feldstein financial deepening financial deregulation Financial Statistics SFS fiscal policy five SEACEN countries foreign capital foreign debt government balance government saving high saving rates higher Household Saving income level increase Indonesia inflation CPI interest rates International Financial Statistics International Monetary Fund Latin America liquidity constraint macroeconomic macroeconomic stability Malaysia Malaysia Philippines Thailand National Saving Rates NBER Working Paper Non-policy factors OECD old-dependency ratio Ostry private saving rates public saving regression Research Ricardian equivalence saving and investment saving behaviour saving ratio Savings in SEACEN SEACEN countries SEACEN Financial Statistics SEACEN region significant social security expenditure social security systems Staff Papers sub-period World Bank