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1. The Great Recession of 2008-2009 and the blue-collar depression

Author

Sum, Andrew, Khatiwada, Ishwar, McLaughlin, Joseph, and Palma, Sheila

Subjects
Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Employment -- Analysis, Employment -- Statistics, Blue collar workers -- Employment, Blue collar workers -- Demographic aspects, Unemployment -- United States, Unemployment -- Analysis, Unemployment -- Statistics, Business, international, Economics
Published
2010

3. The monetary explanation of the crisis and the ongoing threat to the global economy

Author

D'Arista, Jane and Erturk, Korkut

Subjects
Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Financial services industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Foreign exchange -- Analysis, Foreign exchange -- History, International finance -- Management, Financial services industry, Government regulation, Company business management, Business, international, Economics
Published
2010

4. Structural and institutional divergence in the European Union

Author

Pelagidis, Theodore

Subjects
Europe -- Economic aspects, Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Economic policy -- Management, Company business management, Business, international, Economics, European Union -- Economic aspects
Published
2009

5. How would Adam Smith fix the financial crisis?

Author

Bholat, David

Subjects
Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, United States economic conditions -- Analysis, Economists -- Works, Economists -- Criticism and interpretation, Business, international, Economics
Published
2009

6. Alternative explanations of the operation of a capitalist economy

Author

Davidson, Paul

Subjects
Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, United States economic conditions -- Analysis, Deregulation -- United States, Deregulation -- Analysis, Financial markets -- Analysis, Capitalism -- Analysis, Business, international, Economics
Published
2009

7. Avoiding another meltdown

Author

Crotty, James and Epstein, Gerald

Subjects
Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Financial markets -- Laws, regulations and rules, Economic stabilization -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Business, international, Economics
Published
2009

8. A slow-motion recession: what Congress can do to help

Author

Appelbaum, Eileen, Baker, Dean, and Schmitt, John

Subjects
Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Commodity markets -- Laws, regulations and rules, Economic stabilization -- Evaluation, Foreclosure -- Control, Dwellings -- Economic aspects, Dwellings -- Laws, regulations and rules, Housing -- Economic aspects, Housing -- Laws, regulations and rules, Recessions -- United States, Recessions -- Control, Government regulation, Business, international, Economics
Abstract

The $107 billion in stimulus checks that the U.S. Congress sent out kept the economy afloat but it should have been larger. Passing the bill that allows homeowners to stay in their homes as renters helps stave off foreclosures without involving taxpayer money. Suggestions that the Congress can do for rising commodity prices and the credit crisis are also discussed.

Published
2008

9. Global finance after the crisis

Author

Taylor, Alan M.

Subjects
Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Global economy -- Analysis, Financial services industry -- Analysis, Financial services industry, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Published
2010

10. The UK recession in context - what do three centuries of data tell us?

Author

Hills, Sally, Thomas, Ryland, and Dimsdale, Nicholas

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Economic aspects, Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Business cycles -- Forecasts and trends, Business cycles -- History, Economic conditions -- History, Economic conditions -- Comparative analysis, Market trend/market analysis, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Published
2010

11. Comment reanimer l'economie?

Author

Descoteaux, David

Subjects
Quebec -- Economic policy, Canada -- Economic policy, Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Economic development -- Canada, Economic development -- Methods, Economic recovery -- Methods, Intergovernmental fiscal relations -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Business, general, Business, international
Published
2009

12. Mortgaging the future: how we got in this mess & why it could happen again

Author

Madsen, Robert

Subjects
Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- History, Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- International aspects, Monetary policy -- Analysis, Global economy -- Analysis, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The implosion of the American real estate bubble triggered the subprime crisis that unfolded in 2007 and 2008. The flaws in the international monetary, financial, and regulatory systems contributed to the speed at which the crisis spread throughout the world. Remedial measures for this crisis are discussed aside from the factors that contributed to the crisis.

Published
2008

13. The Global Economic Crisis of 2008-2009: sources and causes

Author

Rapoport, A., Gerts, A., and Walker, James E.

Subjects
Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Industrial nations -- Economic policy, Social security -- Laws, regulations and rules, Social security -- Economic aspects, Government regulation, Business, Business, international, Economics
Published
2010

14. The collapse is over, the crisis continues

Author

Aleksashenko, S.

Subjects
Russia -- Economic policy, Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Economic conditions -- Evaluation, Economic recovery -- Forecasts and trends, Domestic economic assistance -- Evaluation, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Business, international, Economics
Published
2009

16. Financial crisis hitting world economy directly: The crisis ignited by the U.S. and Eastern Europe is spreading around the globe

Subjects
Eastern Europe -- Economic aspects, South Korea -- Economic aspects, Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Foreign investments -- Forecasts and trends, Public debts -- Economic aspects, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The high level of debt in some countries in Eastern Europe such as Estonia, Croatia, and Hungary is another bomb that is about to blow up during the global financial crisis. It is said that the Eastern European crisis is driving the E.U. into catastrophe and it is expected to affect South Korean companies that operate in the region.

Published
2009

17. No brand bailouts

Author

Mirlin, Ian

Subjects
Merrill Lynch & Company Inc. -- Marketing, Merrill Lynch & Company Inc. -- Economic aspects, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. -- Marketing, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. -- Economic aspects, Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Securities industry -- Marketing, Securities industry -- Economic aspects, Brand image -- Management, Company marketing practices, Company business management, Securities industry, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Published
2008

18. When stuff hits the fan: domestic banks respond to U.S. financial shock by insuring substantiality in risk management

Subjects
Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- International aspects, Global Economic Crisis, 2008- -- Analysis, Investment banks -- Services, Investment banks -- Management, Derivatives (Financial instruments) -- Evaluation, Company business management, Business, Business, international
Abstract

South Korea has closed and sold some banks in the wake of the U.S. credit crisis; financial links between Korean and American institutions are examined.

Published
2008

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