Report
Patrick Artus

Financial repression has become irreversible

Financial repression is a situation where savers either are forced to invest in certain asset classes and are not allowed to invest in other asset classes; or they receive abnormally low returns on their savings. We want to show that this situation of financial repression has escalated and become irreversible: governm ents and central banks will no longer be able to liberalise financial markets and abolish financial repression, which creates many inefficiencies. We provide three important examples: abnormally low interest rates in OECD countries and China; capital controls in China; regulations of banks and insurance companies in OECD countries, especially in Europe.
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