Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![The Consumer Creditization of the U.S. Economy]( "The Consumer Creditization of the U.S. Economy")
The Consumer Creditization of the U.S. Economy22,99 €![Up Consumer Creek Without a Paddle]( "Up Consumer Creek Without a Paddle")
Up Consumer Creek Without a Paddle13,99 €![American Lubricants From the Stand-Point of the Consumer]( "American Lubricants From the Stand-Point of the Consumer")
American Lubricants From the Stand-Point of the Consumer24,99 €![Connected Consumer and the Future of Financial Services]( "Connected Consumer and the Future of Financial Services")
Connected Consumer and the Future of Financial Services17,99 €![The Economics of the Invisible Global Good-Governance Government and the Aid-Dependent Economy]( "The Economics of the Invisible Global Good-Governance Government and the Aid-Dependent Economy")
The Economics of the Invisible Global Good-Governance Government and the Aid-Dependent Economy17,99 €![Make Yourself Great Again Part 1 - The Real World]( "Make Yourself Great Again Part 1 - The Real World")
Make Yourself Great Again Part 1 - The Real World13,99 €![Make the World a Better Place]( "Make the World a Better Place")
Make the World a Better Place19,99 €
Consumer credit has literally exploded in mature and emerging markets, prompting a number of questions, namely why? Why have the G-6 countries become increasingly dependent on growing consumer indebtedness to sustain output, employment and growth? This book attempts to answer this and related questions. Specifically, it points to two technology shocks, namely factory automation and outsourcing as the leading cause.