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- Too_Much_Finance abstract ""Too Much Finance?" is the title of an highly cited IMF working paper, by Jean-Louis Arcand, Enrico Berkes, and Ugo Panizza, which shows that the correlation between the debth of a countries financial sector and its economic growth is non linear. If the depth of the financial sector is more than 110% the correlation becomes negative. In addition to the article, there is column on VoxEU which summarises the result:Over the last three decades the US financial sector has grown six times faster than nominal GDP. This column argues that there comes a point when the financial sector has a negative effect on growth – that is, when credit to the private sector exceeds 110% of GDP. It shows that, of the advanced countries currently suffering in the fallout of the global crisis were all above this threshold.".
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- Too_Much_Finance subject Category:2012_in_economics.
- Too_Much_Finance subject Category:Economics_papers.
- Too_Much_Finance subject Category:International_finance.
- Too_Much_Finance comment ""Too Much Finance?" is the title of an highly cited IMF working paper, by Jean-Louis Arcand, Enrico Berkes, and Ugo Panizza, which shows that the correlation between the debth of a countries financial sector and its economic growth is non linear. If the depth of the financial sector is more than 110% the correlation becomes negative.".
- Too_Much_Finance label "Too Much Finance".
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- Too_Much_Finance sameAs Q17141964.
- Too_Much_Finance sameAs Q17141964.
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