Financial crisesreal effectspolicy responsesand regulationThis review of the literature on the 2007–09 crisis discusses the precrisis conditions, the crisis triggers, the crisis events, the real effects, and the policySocial Science Electronic Publishing...
The housing meltdown: Why did it happen in the United States? The crisis enveloping global financial markets since August 2007 was triggered by actual and prospective credit losses on US mortgages. Was the United Stat... L Ellis - Bank for International Settlements 被引量: 191发表: 2008年 Ro...
Stephen King:First of all, I just want to give a slightly more nuanced response to QE. I haven’t been a fan of continuous QE. But I was a fan of it when it first came through in the immediate aftermath of the global financial crisis. I think it was impo...
But one thing's for certain: the events we've seen over the past several months will likely go down in history as the events that literally changed our financial landscape forever. How did this happen? It all starts with a financial instrument called a Mortgage-Backed Security. 年份: 2008 ...
In the past, especially during theglobal financial crisis, this group has also included large investment banks. Increasingly connected markets Financial markets now are more interconnected than ever before, meaning market crashes can happen faster and affect a wider range of assets. ...
What surprised you most about the current financial crisis? That it happened at all. So you didn't see it coming? I saw real estate coming down; I saw the stock market might be a little whatever. Did I ever, in my wildest dreams, think it would possibly bring down the entire economy...
Why did stagflation occur in the '70s? Why didn't it happen in 2009? Why does a recession cause a trade deficit to increase? Why is the inflation rate in Argentina so high and volatile? Over the years, why has the United States experienced economic growth?
Arabia also holds considerable foreign exchange reserves, as the country relies mainly on the export of its vast oil reserves. If oil prices begin to rapidly drop, the country's economy could suffer. It keeps large amounts of foreign funds in reserves to act as a cushion should this happen...
1. Plan for the worst You cannot predict the unpredictable, but you can save and plan as if something bad might happen. If, for example, you had to shut down for a month, would you be able to re-open? What about three months? Emergencies we’re discussing here are drains on...
, individuals can create plans that set expectations, hold them accountable to their finances, and set a course for achieving seemingly unachievable goals. Though someone may not be able to afford a dream today, they can always make a plan to better increase their odds...