英文摘要 |
This paper examines the theoretical and practical issues of deleveraging and the impacts of global deleveraging on the issues of Taiwan’s asset price bubbles. The high leverage levels and credit bubble are a global problem. Global deleveraging has only just begun within the household, business, and government sectors in mature economies and nearly always follows credit bubble and financial crisis. The financial and economic unfavorable impacts of deleveraging are serious, including bubble bursts, credit crunches, liquidity shortage, malfunctioning of monetary policy and economic recession. Empirical studies shows that global buildup of leverage and deleveraging will increase the risks of Taiwan’s asset price boom/bust through wider Taiwan’s output gap, loosening credit conditions, rising capital inflows and loose monetary policy. Macro-prudential policy and accommodating monetary policy are necessary to mitigate deleveraging impact. |