Macroprudential Policy: Taming the wild gyrations of credit flows, debt stocks and asset pricesSpringer, 2013. máj. 7. - 378 oldal The financial crisis of 2008 is probably the single most important economic event in post-war history. Macroprudential policy is the response to that crisis – a determined attempt to stabilize the financial system. This book explains why it is necessary, who will be responsible for executing this responsibility and how they will go about doing it. |
Tartalomjegyzék
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2 The Design of Macroprudential Policy | 33 |
3 The Institutions of Macroprudential Policy | 76 |
4 The global macroprudential agenda | 105 |
5 The Conduct of Macroprudential Policy | 175 |
Part II The Theory of Macroprudential Policy | 223 |
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