솔리드웍스전문가 자격증 SEG2 A유형 12의 07문제

Personal Disposable Income (PDI) means income that a household can dispose of as consumption and savings on its own. GNI per capita is often used as a measure to see if people's living standards can be understood, but gross national income includes all the income earned by not only households but also by corporate financial institutions and the government. 

Therefore, if companies and financial institutions earn more income than the household sector, and the per capita gross national income (GNI) is increased, households feel the same way.

There will be a gap between the whole game and the competition. PersonalGross Disposable Income (PGDI) is the most accurate measure of a household's purchasing power by dividing the total disposable income of the household sector by the number of people living in Yan'an.

A bank that temporarily takes over the assets and liabilities of financial institutions subject to liquidation, takes charge of deposits, withdrawals and carries out follow-up measures such as mergers and adjustment of bond debt relationships. In case a financial institution goes bankrupt, the deposit insurance system handles the insolvent financial institution through means such as 

liquidation, sale, succession of asset debts and acquisition through a bridge bank. Among them, the method of acquisition through a bridge bank is used when it is expected to require considerable time for the disposal of a bankrupt bank, and measures will be taken, such as establishing a new bank to comprehensively inherit assets and liabilities, and seeking prospective buyers.

 The method of disposal using bridge banks is to cushion the impact of the bankruptcy of financial institutions and secure time-consuming leeway.

It is a temporary institution that disappears when the mission is completed, as is the financial institution to be liquidated.

It covers all credit and is largely divided into household loans and new sales. Currently, household credit statistics have been provided quarterly since the balance at the end of 2002. Household credit statistics are widely used to determine the size and fluctuation of debts in the nation's household sector.