A Critical History of Financial Crises
Content and Slides:
Preface – Regulatory Capture
1. What are Bubbles and Financial Crises?
2. Key Properties of the Financial System and Financial Securities
3. Commercial Banking and Banking Crises
4. The Roaring Twenties and the US Bubble of 1929
5. The ‘Great Depression’ in the US
6. The Crisis of Confidence in Corporate America, 2001–2004
7. The Internet Bubble
8. When Banks Manipulate their Stock Prices: Israel’s Systemic Banking Crisis
9. The Tequila Crisis and its Hangover
10. Japan and the East Asian Tigers
11. The US Real Estate Bubble
12. Incentives, Regulatory Capture and Collapse
13. Shadow Banking, the Collapse of Investment Banking and the Rescue of AIG
14. New Regulations
15. Global Implications of the Credit Crisis
16. Regulatory Capture and Corruption vs. Integrity and Stability
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Financial Crises Ch 1.pptxChapter 1
Financial Crises Ch 2.pptxChapter 2
Financial Crises Ch 3.pptxChapter 3
Financial Crises Ch 4.pptxChapter 4
Financial Crises Ch 5.pptxChapter 5
Financial Crises Ch 6.pptxChapter 6
Financial Crises Ch 7.pptxChapter 7
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Financial Crises Ch 5.pptxChapter 5
Financial Crises Ch 6.pptxChapter 6
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Financial Crises Ch 8.pptxChapter 8
Financial Crises Ch 9.pptxChapter 9
Financial Crises Ch 10.pptxChapter 10
Financial Crises Ch 11.pptxChapter 11
Financial Crises Ch 12.pptxChapter 12
Financial Crises Ch 13.pptxChapter 13
Financial Crises Ch 14.pptxChapter 14
Financial Crises Ch 15.pptxChapter 15
Financial Crises Ch 16.pptxChapter 16
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