This mea discussion paper presents excerpts of the International Savings Comparison Project covering household savings behaviour in seven countries. The whole series of comparative country studies can be found in a special issue of the journal “Research in Economics”, Volume 55, Number 2, June 2001. The introduction gives an outline of the research program of the project. A project as complex as the International Savings Comparison Project has sparked discussions and controversy. Tullio Jappelli, who has accompanied the International Savings Comparison Project since its inception, has accepted the invitation to write a critical discussion of the project’s work so far. His discussion and a brief rejoinder by Axel Börsch-Supan compose the sec...
The purpose of this dissertation is to contribute to the understanding of households' saving behavio...
New developments in the literature on household saving behavior have focused on the question how hou...
This article compares savings behavior in a sample of 17 OECD countries over 24 years. On the basis ...
This special issue of Research in Economics is devoted to a further step in this direction. It prese...
'Household saving is still little understood, and even the basic facts for instance: How does saving...
This paper describes how German households save, and how their saving behavior is linked to public p...
This paper describes how German households save and how their saving behavior is linked to public po...
This paper presents selected highlights drawn from the German SAVE surveys in 2001 and 2003, expandi...
Many motives for saving a portion of one’s income co-exist and their relative importance changes ove...
This paper presents selected highlights drawn from the German SAVE surveys in 2001 and 2003, expandi...
This template provides the prototype for a set of papers from Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Japan...
Abstract This paper reviews the literature on international comparative household finance. The paper...
Germany has one of the most generous public pension and health insurance systems of the world, yet p...
Many motives for saving a portion of one’s income co-exist and their relative importance changes ove...
The following text was written as my diploma thesis in spring 2006. I am very grateful to Professor ...
The purpose of this dissertation is to contribute to the understanding of households' saving behavio...
New developments in the literature on household saving behavior have focused on the question how hou...
This article compares savings behavior in a sample of 17 OECD countries over 24 years. On the basis ...
This special issue of Research in Economics is devoted to a further step in this direction. It prese...
'Household saving is still little understood, and even the basic facts for instance: How does saving...
This paper describes how German households save, and how their saving behavior is linked to public p...
This paper describes how German households save and how their saving behavior is linked to public po...
This paper presents selected highlights drawn from the German SAVE surveys in 2001 and 2003, expandi...
Many motives for saving a portion of one’s income co-exist and their relative importance changes ove...
This paper presents selected highlights drawn from the German SAVE surveys in 2001 and 2003, expandi...
This template provides the prototype for a set of papers from Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Japan...
Abstract This paper reviews the literature on international comparative household finance. The paper...
Germany has one of the most generous public pension and health insurance systems of the world, yet p...
Many motives for saving a portion of one’s income co-exist and their relative importance changes ove...
The following text was written as my diploma thesis in spring 2006. I am very grateful to Professor ...
The purpose of this dissertation is to contribute to the understanding of households' saving behavio...
New developments in the literature on household saving behavior have focused on the question how hou...
This article compares savings behavior in a sample of 17 OECD countries over 24 years. On the basis ...