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The Economics of the US House Price Bubble in the early 21st century

Term Paper, 2009

24 Pages, Grade: 1,7

Michael Kemmer (Author)

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List of Abbreviations

List of Figures

List of Tables

1 Introduction

Problem Definition

Objectives

Methodology

2 The Advance of the Housing Bubble
2.1 The Asia Crisis 1997 - 1998
2.2 Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac

3 The Housing Bubble
3.1 Premises
3.1.1 The Role of the Fed and the Oversupply of Money
3.1.2 Lending Standards in the US
3.1.3 Prices of and Supply with new Houses over the last Decades
3.1.4 Securitization (ABS, MBS, CDO)
3.2 Housing Boom
3.2.1 Over financing
3.2.2 Consumption by Credit
3.2.3 Houses “Under Water”
3.3 The Final Crash

4 Conclusions

Bibliography

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Title: The Economics of the US House Price Bubble in the early 21st century
College: University of Applied Sciences Berlin
Grade: 1,7
Authors: Michael Kemmer (Author)Dirk Herfurth (Author)
Year: 2009
Pages: 24
Catalog Number: V197109
ISBN (eBook): 9783656231226
ISBN (Book): 9783656231684
File size: 786 KB
Language: English
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Keywords: economics, house, price, bubble

Quote paper: Michael Kemmer (Author)Dirk Herfurth (Author), 2009, The Economics of the US House Price Bubble in the early 21st century, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/197109

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