Banking Crisis Economy. Origin, course, avoidance and management of banking crises

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Against the background of the considerable costs of the banking crises in recent economic history, four questions are asked in this thesis: On the one hand, how banking crises arise and, derived from this question, how banking crises can be avoided. On the other hand, how banking crises develop and,...

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Against the background of the considerable costs of the banking crises in recent economic history, four questions are asked in this thesis: On the one hand, how banking crises arise and, derived from this question, how banking crises can be avoided. On the other hand, how banking crises develop and, derived from this question, how banking crises can be managed. The work consists of three parts: In the first part, banking crises are considered from an economic theory perspective. Building on the theoretical framework, five case studies are discussed in the second part, selected banking crises in the USA, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Japan. Finally, the insights from economic theory and economic history are combined in the third part in order to provide answers to the questions asked and to derive two central principles of a new framework for banking: the supervision of the banking business and the liability of the interest groups of the banks.

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  • Title: Bank Crisis Economy
  • Subtitle: Origin, course, avoidance and management of banking crises
  • Author: Dr. Tim Dabringhausen
  • Series: Economics
  • Edition: 1st edition
  • Band: 4
  • Published: 1st edition 12/31/2013
  • Subject: Economics
  • Product Type: Book (Hardcover)
  • Product type: Dissertation
  • Language: German
  • Binding: Softcover (paperback)
  • Dimensions: 21.0 x 14.8 cm (DIN A5)
  • Scope: 221 pages
  • Condition: New (shrink-wrapped in foil)
  • Keywords: Bank fragility, bank intermediation, banking crisis, Finland banking crisis (1991), Japan banking crisis (1997), Norway banking crisis (1991), Sweden banking crisis (1991), US banking crisis (1988), banking regulation, banking systems, Basel I, Basel II , Basel III, financial crisis, financial markets, monetary policy, currency policy

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