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In this paper, I suggest that the regulation of the financial system, especially if the aim is to prevent financial … important than organizing the best possible prudential regulation is having a solid and well-developed financial safety net … failed financial institution.The key point I wish to make is that no financial regulation will ever be effective without duly …
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The 2007-08 Global Financial Crisis is a watershed phenomenon that reshaped global capitalism. Stemming from the argument that the Crisis was caused by deregulation, this article assesses to what extent the financial industry influenced the legislative process underlying these reforms. The...
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driven excessive risk taking. Political factors have included the uncritical commitment to self-regulation and the capacity … the degree to which banking regulation should depend exclusively upon the use of narrow (an inevitably imperfect … calls for more responsive forms of regulation, although little of this work has focussed much upon the banking and finance …
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The credit crisis that started in the American mortgage subprime market in 2007 is having profound social and economic consequences. In this context, lawmakers, regulators, and commentators have questioned the role of rating agencies in the market turmoil. In light of the critiques, a strong...
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.S. financial regulation: (i) enactment is invariably crisis driven, adopted at a time when there is a paucity of information … Law” of U.S. financial regulation. The ensuing one-way regulatory ratchet generated by repeated financial crises has … experimentation to financial regulation. The use of those techniques, properly implemented, advances means-ends rationality, by better …
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From European integration to domestic politics to the development of the global economy, technocracy and private ordering have shaped economic behaviour. Such transformative private-driven forces of economic activity flourished through the promulgation of voluntary standards. In view of the...
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national level require strengthening regulation at the European level, to avoid national capture and a resulting race to the …
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The savings and loan debacle of the 1980s was the worst financial scandal in U.S. history. The estimated present value cost to the taxpayers was $150-175 billion ($1993). The debacle was a major contributor to a sharp recession in real estate values in the Southwest. However, it had only a...
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Economists have dominated U.S. scholarship about the S&L debacle and they have universally viewed the regulatory response as horrific. This paper argues that the conventional economic wisdom is badly flawed. The U.S. regulatory response to the debacle was disastrous – when economists shaped it...
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