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integration process that led to the creation of the euro. We then discuss the role played by the euro in the IMS as an … reserves of the euro, the US dollar and the renminbi. In the discussion, we take into account the current sovereign debt crisis …
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The effects of the Great Recession so far had numerous negative consequences reflected primarily in strong recession and rising unemployment. They have varied from country to country and from region to region. The sample of the analyzed countries includes: the group of eight Central and East...
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The effective international monetary system is an important precondition to a successful fulfillment of international economic transactions. The existing development of international monetary systems indicates the need of one strong currency, at most a small number of national currencies to...
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the euro which has shown the weaknesses of the European institutions and stressed the heterogeneity of member countries …. The global financial crisis struck the euro area very severely because it coincided with the lack of appropriate policy … euro. In the following section it describes the euro crisis and examines the remedies put in place, noting that despite the …
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This chapter investigates the vulnerability of oil exporter countries in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) to commodity price, exchange rate, and interest rate uncertainty. Although there are considerable differences among Sub-Saharan Africa nations, they do share a number of common characteristics:...
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The recent financial crisis has reminded us (again) that the so-called great moderation of macro-financial cycle was merely a mirage. It is therefore now more than ever appropriate to study the issues of economic and financial cycle and their interconnections. In this vein of research,...
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Around the globe observations demonstrate that the countries with expected near- future- inflation, unsustainable ballooning government spending and expected recession head towards a financial crisis unless significant policy transformations take place convincingly and before late. And whilst...
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Since the first signs of the financial crisis appeared during 2007, several national governments announced initiatives to implement extensive bailout measures and recovery plans backed up with tax-payers money. The official language was very similar in all countries; extraordinary measures were...
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The main objective of this chapter is to provide an analysis on whether mark-to-market accounting magnifies financial crises. Even though the results of numerous studies on this topic offer various conclusions, the majority of them conclude that fair value accounting, or mark-to-market...
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With financial globalization, investors can gain from diversification if returns from financial markets are stable and not correlated. However with volatility spillovers, increase in cross-market correlations exist as a real-effect and are not taken into account for asset allocation and...
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