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This study shows that the origins of the sovereign debt crisis within the euro area are to be found within the private sector and in economic policy mistakes rather than only in the profligacy of some national governments in the Southern periphery of Euroland. Sovereign debtors and their private...
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Krieges kaum Unterschiede zwischen linken und rechten Regierungen in der Wirtschaftspolitik gab und werfen insofern Zweifel an …
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-monetary policy mix in the EMU and that it may complicate some aspects of the economic policy governance in the Eurozone. …
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This study examines the nature of interdependence, and return and volatility spillovers, for three Indian exchange rates: US dollar (USD), Euro and British Pound. We use the spillover index methodology of Diebold and Yilmaz (2009) to analyse precisely and independently the returns and volatility...
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The current global financial crisis involves a wide range of situations in which economies, financial institutions, and assets have lost a substantial portion of their value. Banking panics, financial crisis associated with financial bubbles' bursts, sovereign debt defaults, and currency crisis...
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industrial firms, which have to survive in the environment of Eurozone and the market of 300 million consumers. Results show that …
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unless deep governance structures emerge, a possible enlargement of the Eurozone could create more costs than benefits for … both the candidate members and the Eurozone itself. …
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This study estimates modified Taylor reaction functions which tackle the real rather than the nominal interest rates for the Euro area as a whole, and separately for the individual member states, before the onset of the current sovereign debt crisis. We show there are significant differences...
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We have chosen to adopt an interdisciplinary approach to debt, leading to a transdisciplinary analysis of sovereign debt. Disciplinary fields as varied as logic, accounting, finance, psychology, geopolitics, economics, statistics, ethics, rhetoric and political discourse analysis are mobilised...
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