A Critical History of Financial Crises: Why Would Politicians and Regulators Spoil Financial Giants?: The Economics, Politics, and Greed of the Most Spectacular Bubbles and Crises of the Past Century

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A Critical History of Financial Crises: Why Would Politicians and Regulators Spoil Financial Giants?: The Economics, Politics, and Greed of the Most Spectacular Bubbles and Crises of the Past Century

2016 | Business & Finance

'While each financial crisis is unique and has its own special features, there are a lot of similarities in the dynamics leading to a crisis and also in their resolutions. Some of the financial crises are caused by the lack of appropriate regulation, but often the regulators were ignoring the signals of imminent crises, while serving implicitly or explicitly, the financial industry.In his book, Prof. Kedar-Levy is providing a fresh look at many famous financial crises around the globe, analysing their causes and effects. The special role of regulators is highlighted, including the 'Capture Theory' in practice. This book is suitable for economist as well as for those interested in economic history, and for all those concerned with the stability of current international financial markets.'Professor Dan GalaiThe Hebrew University, Jerusalem



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