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-Gipfel beschlossenen Maßnahmen einen Durchbruch zur Stärkung der Überwachung und Regulierung der Finanzmärkte. Allerdings … Regulierung der Finanzmärkte. Man könne allenfalls von einem Durchbruch für die Erkenntnis, dass es eigentlich nur gemeinsam geht … Collier, Freie Universität Berlin, befasst sich mit der Regulierung auf den US-Finanzmärkten. …
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This article analyzes the capital account regulation (CAR) applied in Iceland after the banking crash of October 2008 … group of countries that have historically resorted to CAR. Our main conclusions are that capital account regulation has been …
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during the Great Depression and through World War II only made the case for stable and low interest rates and directed credit … alongside the surge in public debts in advanced economies is documented here. This process of financial 'de-globalization' may …
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This article analyzes the capital account regulation (CAR) applied in Iceland after the banking crash of October 2008 … group of countries that have historically resorted to CAR. Our main conclusions are that capital account regulation has been …
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We study financial crises in a small open production economy subject to credit constraint and uncertainty on the value of debt repayments. We find that the possibility of reducing the severity of future crises encourages the central planner (CP) to increase both the crisis frequency and current...
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Using a new dataset on capital market regulation, we analyze whether capital controls helped protect emerging markets … a crucial role during the crisis) helped shield economies. However, banking regulation that limits the exposure of banks …
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We argue that international lenders take into account that taxes (or subsidies) affect borrowers’ available income for debt repayments. Using an endowment-economy model, we show that by incorporating this fact into the analysis of ?financial crises from the pecuniary externality perspective,...
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We argue that international lenders take into account that taxes (or subsidies) affect borrowers’ available income for debt repayments. Using an endowment-economy model, we show that by incorporating this fact into the analysis of ?financial crises from the pecuniary externality perspective,...
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