Economic and Social Consequences of the Great RecessionWimer, Christopher
Bosworth B, (2012) “Economic Consequences of the Great Recession: Evidence from the Panel of Income Dynamics”, Center for Retirement Research, Working PaperBosworth B P. Economic consequences of the great recession: Evidence from the panel study of income dynamics. Center of Retirement Research ...
The current crisis started in the USA in summer 2007 with the failure of two Bear Stearns hedge funds that had previously speculated in unsafe mortgage-backed securities. In September 2008, the US Treasury Secretary brought before Congress an emergency plan to bail out the financial sector by pur...
In some cases, this was a result of wars and their costs. More recently, public debts have grown as a result of stimulus programs designed to help lift economies out of the Great Recession.2 Thestress testsand updated regulations for insurers essentially force these institutions to buy more sa...
To employ the most hackneyed metaphor of the recent financial meltdown, we are only in the first inning of municipal deflation in the United States. This has not gained much attention in the recovery vs. recession debate. Yet, states and municipalities spend around twice as much money as the...
The Great Recession and Import Protection: The Role of Temporary Trade Barriers The great recession of 2008-9 caused a negative shock to the global economy that is comparable with the great depression of the 1930s. The major advanced n... C Books - 《World Bank Publications》 被引量: 171...
The possible nexus between economic crises and what Marx and Hilferding referred to as “centralisation” of capital is one of the themes raised by the “great recession”. The article reviews the main studies devoted to such a nexus, comparing the Marxist and mainstream economic literature. A...
What are the consequences of a recession?Business CycleThe business cycle is also referred to as the trade cycle and economic cycle. The continuous fluctuation arising in the economy is called the business cycle. The fluctuations occur as a result of both non-economic and economic factors. Non-...
Over the last decade, the global economy has faced the deepest recession since the Great Depression. For Russian companies, the recession has been aggravated by the complicated geopolitical situation. Previous research has focused primarily on the macroeconomic consequences of the recession today, while...
This article takes advantage of access to confidential matched bank-firm data relative to the Belgian economy to investigate how employment decisions of small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have been affected by credit constraints in the wake of the Great Recession. Variability in banks' ...