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The role of regional and global institutions
White, William R. - In: A regional approach to financial crisis prevention : …, (pp. 203-206). 2002
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Payment system change and financial stability
White, William R. - In: Managing change in payment systems, (pp. 173-179). 1998
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Recognising the economy as a complex, adaptive system : implications for central banks
White, William R. - In: The changing fortunes of central banking, (pp. 359-375). 2018
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What next for the post Covid global economy : could negative supply shocks disrupt other fragile systems?
White, William R. - In: Fault Lines After COVID-19 : Global Economic Challenges …, (pp. 13-35). 2023
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Past financial crises, the current financial turmoil, and the need for a new macrofinancial stability framework
White, William R. - In: Journal of financial stability 4 (2008) 4, pp. 307-312
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Some alternative perspectives on macroeconomic theory and some policy implications
White, William R. - 2010
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The need for a longer policy horizon : a less orthodox approach
White, William R. - In: Global imbalances and developing countries : remedies …, (pp. 57-92). 2007
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Policy debate : how do you make growth more inclusive?
White, William R. - In: Promoting inclusive growth : challenges and policies ; …, (pp. 279-283). 2012
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Should monetary policy "lean or clean"?
White, William R. - In: Boom and bust banking : the causes and cures of the …, (pp. 291-326). 2012
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Credit crises and the shortcomings of traditional policy responses
White, William R. - 2012
Economic downturns which have their roots in preceding credit excesses and debt overhang have tended historically to be long lasting, whether the financial sector remained healthy or not. There are no good reasons to believe the current global crisis will be any different. Moreover, it is argued...
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