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Economic Perspectives
Vol. 3, No. 1, 1977
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Last Updated: 01/27/1977

Finance: Funds Widely Available

Paul L. Kasriel

Credit markets in 1976 were easier, on average, than in 1975. Moderate gains in economic activity were accompanied by stronger credit demands from the private sector; U.S. Government borrowing needs, although high, were lower than 1975 requirements. Meanwhile, increased earnings, savings, and efforts to build liquidity produced a very large supply of investment funds, especially through financial intermediaries.

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