Risk sharing, international (international risk sharing)

Unless otherwise defined, the possibility of – mitigating temporary fluctuations (oscillations: fluctuations in a system) in a country’s gross domestic product thanks to its economic interdependence with the world economy, – especially the immediate impact on consumption, – and thus preventing possible domestic unrest. – See euro area, financial market integration, European, globalization. – Cf. Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report of December 2009, pp. 46 f. (International consumption smoothing in EMU; formulas).

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