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Vermögensanlage, Zinsbildung und Geldpolitik

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Es ist üblich, die Gesamtheit der Märkte für Güter und Dienstleistungen als den realen Sektor einer Volkswirtschaft zu bezeichnen; die Gesamtheit der Märkte für Forderungen bildet den finanziellen Sektor. Dabei werden Forderungen (finanzielle Aktiva) in einem weiten Sinne unter Einschluß der Eigentumsrechte an Unternehmungen verstanden; sie umfassen somit nicht nur Bargeld, Bankeinlagen, Sparbriefe, festverzinsliche Wertpapiere etc., sondern auch Aktien und GmbH-Anteile.

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Westphal, U. (1988). Vermögensanlage, Zinsbildung und Geldpolitik. In: Makroökonomik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-97859-3_9

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