Loans granted by banks, especially to households, which are closely monitored and analyzed by the ECB. Indeed, loans to the private sector appear to have advance characteristics with regard to the rate of price increases. – See unsecured loan, overdraft, personal loan, personal loan, framework loan, retail loan. – Cf. ECB Monthly Bulletin of May 2001, p. 58, Deutsche Bundesbank Annual Report 2008, pp. 68 et seq. (book credits in Germany 2004-2008; overview), Deutsche Bundesbank Annual Report 2011, p. 67 (book credits in Germany 2007-2012; overview), ECB Monthly Bulletin of January 2011, pp. 61 et seq. (book lending to households and businesses in principle and empirically; many overviews; p. 70: market scheme), Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank of September 2011, pp. 61 et seq. (book lending to the private sector since 2002; overviews), Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank of February 2012, p. 31 (loans on books broken down since 2004), Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report of July 2013, pp. 63 ff. (loans on books as a share of GDP in euro area countries since 1999; overview; interpretation of results), Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report of November 2013, pp. 37 (German banks’ book loans broken down since 2007), ECB Monthly Bulletin of June 2014, pp. 24 f. (book loans broken down since 2007), Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Bulletin of August 2014, p. 43. (German banks’ book loans broken down by sector since 2008).
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