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Patrick Artus

The worst crises: Real estate bubbles and rising household housing debt in a low long-term interest-rate environment

The examples of Japan in 1990 and the United States and Europe in 2008 show that the worst crises occur after a low long-term interest-rate environment has led to the appearance of both a real estate bubble and a substantial increase in household housing debt. Out of the OECD countries, this configuration is again perceptible now in Canada, Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Finland, Switzerland, Australia and New Zealand, and this gives grounds to worry about the situation of these countries.
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Patrick Artus

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