Slide 1
... bubbles speculation is concentrated on some specific objects, like the real estate bubble. • A monetary or credit theory of bubbles must assume (like the monetary theory of inflation) that money/credit is exogenous or under the control of authorities, which is controversial. The hypothesis of endoge ...
... bubbles speculation is concentrated on some specific objects, like the real estate bubble. • A monetary or credit theory of bubbles must assume (like the monetary theory of inflation) that money/credit is exogenous or under the control of authorities, which is controversial. The hypothesis of endoge ...
Financial supervision and crisis management in the EU
... • Seventh, to secure effective macro-risk management financial regulation must escape from its present focus on the nature of institutions – commercial banks are regulated differently from investment banks, hedge funds are not regulated at all – and concentrate instead on function. – Targeting regul ...
... • Seventh, to secure effective macro-risk management financial regulation must escape from its present focus on the nature of institutions – commercial banks are regulated differently from investment banks, hedge funds are not regulated at all – and concentrate instead on function. – Targeting regul ...
The Global Financial Crisis and Eastern Europe
... 2008-09: Depreciation of national currencies in EE causing many credit defaults, increase in non-performing loans Liberalization of financial markets has also greatly stimulated cross-border borrowing directly from banks abroad ...
... 2008-09: Depreciation of national currencies in EE causing many credit defaults, increase in non-performing loans Liberalization of financial markets has also greatly stimulated cross-border borrowing directly from banks abroad ...
World Economic Outlook
... requirement for sustainable growth, with support of fiscal institutions Growth enhancing measures are very important for the fiscal accounts! Challenges: Secure adjustment/reform without immediate market/political pressure Difficult dilemma if there is not fiscal space – no access to borrowing wit ...
... requirement for sustainable growth, with support of fiscal institutions Growth enhancing measures are very important for the fiscal accounts! Challenges: Secure adjustment/reform without immediate market/political pressure Difficult dilemma if there is not fiscal space – no access to borrowing wit ...
globalization - Bessie Moore Center for Economic Education
... no commonly accepted definition means different things to different people a complex phenomenon which includes a variety ...
... no commonly accepted definition means different things to different people a complex phenomenon which includes a variety ...
The New Forms of Appearance of State
... Permanence of the state & revolt Viewed in light of the law of value as Marx analysed it in Capital, the current strategies aimed at enhancing ‘competitiveness’ and productivity can be seen to have a certain, though strictly limited, validity. While all new value and surplus value is only new ‘conge ...
... Permanence of the state & revolt Viewed in light of the law of value as Marx analysed it in Capital, the current strategies aimed at enhancing ‘competitiveness’ and productivity can be seen to have a certain, though strictly limited, validity. While all new value and surplus value is only new ‘conge ...
International Political Economy
... $ Crisis of 1978 ensued, nonetheless. Tight monetary policy was the ...
... $ Crisis of 1978 ensued, nonetheless. Tight monetary policy was the ...
Globalization and Deglobalization [This is an email I sent to friends
... THE economic meltdown has popularised a new term: deglobalisation. Some critics of capitalism seem happy about it—like Walden Bello, a Philippine economist, who can perhaps claim to have coined the word with his book, “Deglobalisation, Ideas for a New World Economy”. Britain’s prime minister, Gordo ...
... THE economic meltdown has popularised a new term: deglobalisation. Some critics of capitalism seem happy about it—like Walden Bello, a Philippine economist, who can perhaps claim to have coined the word with his book, “Deglobalisation, Ideas for a New World Economy”. Britain’s prime minister, Gordo ...
Issue 2 - John Birchall
... the possibility that government will introduce policies designed to cut AD, such as increases in taxes and/or interest rates. The fall in economic growth will push up unemployment which in turn will require government to spend more on benefits Business confidence and probably consumer confidence as ...
... the possibility that government will introduce policies designed to cut AD, such as increases in taxes and/or interest rates. The fall in economic growth will push up unemployment which in turn will require government to spend more on benefits Business confidence and probably consumer confidence as ...
speech - Europa.eu
... Let me start with the financial crisis. I won't give a blow by blow account of the turmoil, as I think we are all quite familiar with the events of the last two months. Save to say, that after the period of excess and risk accumulation in the financial sector, we are now living through a painful mar ...
... Let me start with the financial crisis. I won't give a blow by blow account of the turmoil, as I think we are all quite familiar with the events of the last two months. Save to say, that after the period of excess and risk accumulation in the financial sector, we are now living through a painful mar ...
Slide 1
... ‘The near poor are in danger of becoming the new poor. It is not the chronic poor who have been most affected by the crisis, but the near and working poor, whose lives had improved significantly over the previous decade’ Ban Ki-Moon, UN Secretary-General Page 8 ...
... ‘The near poor are in danger of becoming the new poor. It is not the chronic poor who have been most affected by the crisis, but the near and working poor, whose lives had improved significantly over the previous decade’ Ban Ki-Moon, UN Secretary-General Page 8 ...
Summary (PDF, 47 KB)
... especially since the economic stimulus programmes are running out and initial measures for budget consolidation will be undertaken. The risks for economic activity remain great, partly because of the international economic environment. Moreover, the situation in the banking sector remains difficult ...
... especially since the economic stimulus programmes are running out and initial measures for budget consolidation will be undertaken. The risks for economic activity remain great, partly because of the international economic environment. Moreover, the situation in the banking sector remains difficult ...
Linear Regression 1 - University of California, Irvine
... Governance: Definitions • IGO: Inter-governmental Organization: An organization whose members are governments – Again, purpose is usually to negotiate or enforce agreements ...
... Governance: Definitions • IGO: Inter-governmental Organization: An organization whose members are governments – Again, purpose is usually to negotiate or enforce agreements ...
The Transformation of the World Economy
... WWI – Created many international agreements and institutions to maintain a strong global economy • World Bank • International Monetary Fund ...
... WWI – Created many international agreements and institutions to maintain a strong global economy • World Bank • International Monetary Fund ...
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... problems. This is encouraging and we should take them by their word. But, of course, we also need to see action following the statements. I trust that the leaders of the advanced economies recognize that it is first and foremost their responsibility to raise medium-term growth potential by accelerat ...
... problems. This is encouraging and we should take them by their word. But, of course, we also need to see action following the statements. I trust that the leaders of the advanced economies recognize that it is first and foremost their responsibility to raise medium-term growth potential by accelerat ...
The Great Crash 2008
... There could hardly be more constraining conditions for the United States and Europe. First, the severe recession will prompt governments there to focus inward as their citizens demand that national resources be concentrated on domestic recovery. The priorities of Obama, as expressed in his campaign, ...
... There could hardly be more constraining conditions for the United States and Europe. First, the severe recession will prompt governments there to focus inward as their citizens demand that national resources be concentrated on domestic recovery. The priorities of Obama, as expressed in his campaign, ...
financialglobalization
... Its primary role was to prevent the global economic crisis that engulfed the world during and after the Great Depression of the 1930s: 1. Monitor a new system for valuing national currencies, the dollargold standard. 2. Make short-term loans to countries experiencing balance-of-payments proble ...
... Its primary role was to prevent the global economic crisis that engulfed the world during and after the Great Depression of the 1930s: 1. Monitor a new system for valuing national currencies, the dollargold standard. 2. Make short-term loans to countries experiencing balance-of-payments proble ...
towards a new agenda for latin america
... unsustainable, and therefore they would have limited borrowing, and thereby the countries’ exposure. One would have thought that the Federal Reserve Board, with all of its sophistication, would have taken into account the full ramifications of its raising interest rates to almost unprecedented level ...
... unsustainable, and therefore they would have limited borrowing, and thereby the countries’ exposure. One would have thought that the Federal Reserve Board, with all of its sophistication, would have taken into account the full ramifications of its raising interest rates to almost unprecedented level ...
Ec Pol Soc Factors Affecting Development
... often the requirement to grow cash crops UK has cancelled 100% of debt owed to • Idea is that country can use it. money to generate income ...
... often the requirement to grow cash crops UK has cancelled 100% of debt owed to • Idea is that country can use it. money to generate income ...
20 Key Recommendations for the Seoul G20 Summit
... 1. Enact inclusive equitable economic policies to put millions of people back to work, with decent jobs. 2. Provide universal social protection, with a focus on food security, health care, clean water and education for all of its citizens. 3. Mitigate the impact of the global economic crisis in deve ...
... 1. Enact inclusive equitable economic policies to put millions of people back to work, with decent jobs. 2. Provide universal social protection, with a focus on food security, health care, clean water and education for all of its citizens. 3. Mitigate the impact of the global economic crisis in deve ...
IMF Approves USD 2.6 billion Stand-By
... being to rebuild external reserves further, while strengthening the country’s fiscal position and the domestic financial system. The approval of the SBA facility on 24 July 2009 is an endorsement of country’s economic policies by the IMF as all macroeconomic policies and targets under the 20month Pr ...
... being to rebuild external reserves further, while strengthening the country’s fiscal position and the domestic financial system. The approval of the SBA facility on 24 July 2009 is an endorsement of country’s economic policies by the IMF as all macroeconomic policies and targets under the 20month Pr ...
Policy Challenges for the Irish Economy Prepared for EC Country Seminar
... • Flat nominal private wages aided competitiveness but further gains still helpful for employment • If wages pick up broadly with unemployment still too high consider social partner dialogue in this area? ...
... • Flat nominal private wages aided competitiveness but further gains still helpful for employment • If wages pick up broadly with unemployment still too high consider social partner dialogue in this area? ...
Fulltext: english,
... The Germans, in turn, used the dollars to pay reparations, and the allies used the dollars to pay war debts. In short, it appeared as though the United States was paying itself Given the magnitudes involved, this was not correct, but it was used by those in favor of cancellation of debts to support ...
... The Germans, in turn, used the dollars to pay reparations, and the allies used the dollars to pay war debts. In short, it appeared as though the United States was paying itself Given the magnitudes involved, this was not correct, but it was used by those in favor of cancellation of debts to support ...
Global Inequality and Poverty
... Politically: democracy, rule of law, peaceful resolution of disputes (The United Nations) Economically, a set of institutions to rebuild a growing world economy in which mutual economic interests would make wars less likely (the BrettonWoods System) Late 1960s-early 1970: the notion of interdependen ...
... Politically: democracy, rule of law, peaceful resolution of disputes (The United Nations) Economically, a set of institutions to rebuild a growing world economy in which mutual economic interests would make wars less likely (the BrettonWoods System) Late 1960s-early 1970: the notion of interdependen ...