Posted by: Dirk | January 27, 2012
Just one graph: domestic credit/GDP ratios in the euro zone
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[…] you a bit: I am sure that later this year the ECB will come around bit by bit and start looking at domestic credit supply growth in the member countries. However, I expect that it will fail to research the question why in Germany you have such a high […]
By: The ECB finally gets it – or doesn’t it? « econoblog101 on February 10, 2012
at 11:18 am
[…] had reported domestic credit/GDP levels for some European economies earlier this year in this post. You can see clearly that Dutch levels of domestic credit are right there with Spain’s, […]
By: Boomtje Boomtje, Bustje Bustje « econoblog101 on April 19, 2012
at 11:24 am