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E32 - Business Fluctuations; Cycles, J68 - Public Policy, J08 - Labour Economics Policies </AbstractSection> Copyright Madsen; licensee Springer. 2013
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Research has examined the role of social media during the time of a crisis in various fields; however, there is a … tourists, in times of crisis. To assess the drivers of turning to social media during a crisis, a national survey of 1 … social media for information “if they were currently in the middle of their trip and heard that a crisis has just occurred …
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Slovenian economy depends strongly on world business cycles. If another crisis follows the “Great Recession”, a highly …
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Major economic crises tend to be followed by crises in subjective well-being. Following the financial and debt crises, politicians and social scientists have engaged in heated discussions of ways to alleviate such losses. In particular, should governments intervene more or less? This paper...
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relationship banks gather information on their borrowers, which allows them to provide loans for profitable firms during a crisis … firms in a crisis. Using detailed credit register information for Italian banks before and after the Lehman Brothers …' default, we are able to study how relationship and transaction-banks responded to the crisis and we test existing theories of …
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A New Consensus in Macroeconomics (NCM) has emerged over the past couple of decades or so, which has become highly influential in terms of current thinking on the macroeconomy and of economic policy, especially monetary policy. Its main implication for economic policy has been the implementation...
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The euro crisis was typically presented as excessive fiscal deficits leading to the accumulation of unsustainable … trade and current account deficits throughout the euro zone in the 2000s. When the global financial crisis struck the … crisis of sovereign debt entirely, as well as corrected the unsustainable trade balances in the euro zone. These policies …
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The currency board (Convertibility) collapsed between December 2001 and January 2002, after almost 11 years in force. The trends leading to the meltdown continued in the following months, plunging half of the population into poverty and one third into extreme poverty. Only six months later, the...
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of crisis that, from our point of view, have mainly characterized our economies in the near past. Moreover, we emphasize … volatility and crisis probability. The uncertainty and low credibility of policies have shown a tendency to mutually reinforce by …
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tax-benefit policies from the overall effects of the crisis. Moreover, we estimate how the burden of the crisis has been … shared across income groups, and how the differential impact of the crisis may have altered the composition of the population …
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