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... Deposits Loans Loans Financial intermediaries Capital markets : stocks , bonds , and loans Firms Households , firms , and financial intermediaries have extensive interac- tions in capital markets . Households purchase stocks and bonds ...
... Deposits Loans Loans Financial intermediaries Capital markets : stocks , bonds , and loans Firms Households , firms , and financial intermediaries have extensive interac- tions in capital markets . Households purchase stocks and bonds ...
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... Deposits $ 3.3 Mortgages $ 2.4 Mortgages $ 2.4 Deposits $ 3.3 Life insurance and pension funds $ 3.3 Equity $ 2.4 Bonds $ 1.3 Houses $ 4.5 Consumer durables $ 1.9 Assets Firms Governments Consumer credit Consumer credit Bonds $ 2.2 ...
... Deposits $ 3.3 Mortgages $ 2.4 Mortgages $ 2.4 Deposits $ 3.3 Life insurance and pension funds $ 3.3 Equity $ 2.4 Bonds $ 1.3 Houses $ 4.5 Consumer durables $ 1.9 Assets Firms Governments Consumer credit Consumer credit Bonds $ 2.2 ...
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... deposits in financial intermediaries that in turn make loans to firms . Households also make loans to governments by buying bonds and indirectly through deposits with financial intermediaries . ( pp . 431-434 ) Demand for Capital The ...
... deposits in financial intermediaries that in turn make loans to firms . Households also make loans to governments by buying bonds and indirectly through deposits with financial intermediaries . ( pp . 431-434 ) Demand for Capital The ...
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