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| Opening speech (PDF, 2 pages, 80 kb) | 1 |
| Hervé Hannoun | |
| Welcoming remarks (PDF, 2 pages, 81 kb) | 3 |
| Jan Smets | |
| Session 1: An analytical framework for measuring the financial position of the household sector | |
| Chair: Steven Keuning (European Central Bank) | |
| Using the balance sheet approach in surveillance: framework, data sources, and data availability (PDF, 38 pages, 260 kb) | 7 |
| The savings of households in the national accounts (PDF, 13 pages, 110 kb) Catherine Rigo | 45 |
| Household saving and wealth accumulation in the U.S. (PDF, 13 pages, 76 kb) Charles Steindel | 58 |
| The household sector in the integrated euro area accounts (PDF, 13 pages, 205 kb) Andreas Hertkorn, Jung-Duk Lichtenberger and Pilar Velilla | 71 |
| Japan's approach to capturing the household sector (PDF, 4 pages, 92 kb) Satoru Hagino | 84 |
| Session 2: An overview of issues related to household finance | |
| Chair: Már Gudmundsson (Bank for International Settlements) | |
| Thailand's household sector balance sheet dynamics: evidence from microeconomic and macroeconomic data (PDF, 10 pages, 90 kb) | 91 |
| Measurement problems in household international remittances (PDF, 14 pages, 67 kb) Kenneth Coates | 101 |
| A survey of housing equity withdrawal and injection in Australia (PDF, 17 pages, 125 kb) Carl Schwartz, Tim Hampton, Christine Lewis and David Norman | 115 |
| Households' transactions with the rest of the world: the case of Russia (PDF, 13 pages, 47 kb) Lydia Troshina and Natalia Kupriyanova | 132 |
| Households' response to wealth changes:
do gains or losses make a difference? (PDF, 16 pages, 76 kb) Robert-Paul Berben, Kerstin Bernoth and Mauro Mastrogiacomo | 145 |
| Households' financial transactions with the rest of the world, with special reference to remittances (PDF, 16 pages, 64 kb) Veenus Padamadan and Balwant Singh | 161 |
| Session 3A: Statistical issues in the measurement of household wealth | |
| Chair: Aurel Schubert (Austrian National Bank) | |
| Should financial accounts include future pension liabilities? (PDF, 20 pages, 137 kb) | 179 |
| The difficulties attached to the collection
of information on households' holdings of securities: third-party reporting (PDF, 6 pages, 35 kb) Carlos Sánchez Muñoz and Jean-Marc Israël | 199 |
| Portfolio shifts in securities held by
households in Austria: analysis based on security-by-security information (PDF, 8 pages, 49 kb) Michael Andreasch and Aurel Schubert | 205 |
| The final financial investment of French households (PDF, 19 pages, 120 kb) Denis Marionnet | 213 |
| Measuring household wealth in Switzerland (PDF, 7 pages, 32 kb) Jürg Bärlocher | 232 |
| Session 3B: Statistical issues in the measurement of household wealth | |
| Chair: Luigi Federico Signorini (Bank of Italy) | |
| The statistical recording of implicit pension liabilities and its impact on household wealth and general government obligations (PDF, 11 pages, 55 kb) | 241 |
| Measuring and predicting household housing wealth (PDF, 12 pages, 85 kb) Tor O. Berge, Katrine Godding Boye, Dag Henning Jacobsen, Kjersti-Gro Lindquist and Marita Skjæveland | 252 |
| Defining households' wealth in business (PDF, 20 pages, 84 kb) Riccardo Bonci, Luigi Cannari, Grazia Marchese, Andrea Neri and Alexandros Karagrigoriou | 264 |
| Determinants of household saving
and borrowing in Botswana (PDF, 13 pages, 67 kb) Mediyamere O. Radipotsane | 284 |
| Comparing wealth distribution across rich countries: the Luxembourg Wealth Study project (PDF, 14 pages, 103 kb) Eva Sierminska, Andrea Brandolini and Timothy M Smeeding | 297 |
| Annex: Participants in the meeting (PDF, 6 pages, 83 kb) | 311 |