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  • Consumer Credit Down - But Does It Show Deleveraging? [View article]
    How do credit defaults affect outstanding credit? It seems to me that they should reduce it. If that is the case, then no change in Household debt levels means that defaults are being offset by others adding more debt.

    We are, therefore, deleveraging very selectively, through credit defaults. It is tough to get ahead when the "savings rate" is substantially composed of credit defaults.
    Nov 08 16:57 pm |Rating: +4 0
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