Eurozone’s demographics will continue to push interest rates down – paper
Structural policies will take time to reverse impact of adverse demographics, researchers say
The demography of the eurozone has depressed the region’s interest rates and will continue to do so unless policymakers act, a working paper published by the European Central Bank argues.
In On secular stagnation and low interest rates: demography matters, Giuseppe Ferrero, Marco Gross and Stefano Neri attempt an “empirical, panel equation system-based assessment” of how European population trends have affected real and nominal interest rates.
The authors present two counterfactual scenarios
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