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2015
Mount Pinatubo, a volcano in the Philippines that had been dormant for over 400 years, began to rumble on April 2, 1991. Two months later, volcanic activity went into overdrive, culminating in a final explosion on June 15. As a direct result of the volcanic eruption, global temperatures temporarily decreased by about 0.5°C (0.9°F), wiping out the ...
Wagner, Gernot, Weitzman, Martin L.
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Mount Pinatubo, a volcano in the Philippines that had been dormant for over 400 years, began to rumble on April 2, 1991. Two months later, volcanic activity went into overdrive, culminating in a final explosion on June 15. As a direct result of the volcanic eruption, global temperatures temporarily decreased by about 0.5°C (0.9°F), wiping out the ...
Wagner, Gernot, Weitzman, Martin L.
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Current History, 2013
[F]or the democratic political and capitalist economic systems to survive, a government's response to a crisis must rise above the interests of one class alone. Widespread social unrest signals the need to reformulate the regulatory order.
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[F]or the democratic political and capitalist economic systems to survive, a government's response to a crisis must rise above the interests of one class alone. Widespread social unrest signals the need to reformulate the regulatory order.
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To bail out or not to bail out? Crisis politics, credibility, and default risk in the Eurozone
European Union Politics, 2015We examine the impact of signals regarding the Eurozone’s bail-out commitment on government bond spreads in the Eurozone’s periphery, analysing the effect of positive, negative and mixed statements and decisions by the EU, the ECB and Germany. We construct a dataset of relevant events, and estimate their effects using distributed lag models, providing ...
Jørgen Bølstad
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Journal of Tort Law
Abstract In 2023, hackers breached 23andMe and extracted the biometric and genealogical data of nearly seven million people. By 2025, that data – originally offered up in the spirit of medical discovery and consumer empowerment – was being auctioned off in bankruptcy court as a corporate asset.
Chinmayi Sharma, Elijah Gordon
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Abstract In 2023, hackers breached 23andMe and extracted the biometric and genealogical data of nearly seven million people. By 2025, that data – originally offered up in the spirit of medical discovery and consumer empowerment – was being auctioned off in bankruptcy court as a corporate asset.
Chinmayi Sharma, Elijah Gordon
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Bail-in vs bail-out: Bank resolution and liability structure
International Review of Financial Analysis, 2019Abstract What is the joint impact of different resolution regimes and capital requirements on the optimal liability structure of a bank holding insured deposits and issuing non-bail-inable debt and bail-inable Tier1-capital debt? We address this novel question and find that: (1) a credible bail-in resolution regime rules out extreme leverage and ...
Leanza L., Sbuelz A., Tarelli A.
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Vom Bail-out-Verbot zur solidarischen Bail-out-Pflicht?
2020Diese Arbeit versucht, im Rahmen der allgemeinen Vorschriften des europäischen Rechts sowie der Wirtschaftskrise bewältigenden Maßnahmen und insbesondere des ESM auf die Hauptfrage der theoretischen Bedeutung und der praktischen Rolle des europäischen, mitgliedsstaatlichen Solidaritätsprinzips sowohl in Zeiten ständigen ökonomischen Wachstums als auch ...
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2016
L'insostenibilità dei sistemi di salvataggio pubblico (bail-out) risiede nel rischio che lo stato possa fallire, o comunque arrivare sull’orlo della bancarotta, pur di prevenire il crack delle grandi banche (crisi del debito sovrano). La socializzazione delle perdite incentiva inoltre comportamenti di moral hazard da parte delle banche, spinte dalla ...
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L'insostenibilità dei sistemi di salvataggio pubblico (bail-out) risiede nel rischio che lo stato possa fallire, o comunque arrivare sull’orlo della bancarotta, pur di prevenire il crack delle grandi banche (crisi del debito sovrano). La socializzazione delle perdite incentiva inoltre comportamenti di moral hazard da parte delle banche, spinte dalla ...
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2010
The financial crisis of 2008 has seen the fall of several of the mighty US investment banks, the collapse of renowned commercial banks on both sides of the Atlantic and the exhaustion of banks' capital all over the world. With it, standard views of banks, financial markets, their risks and their regulation had to be suspended, at a time when bank ...
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The financial crisis of 2008 has seen the fall of several of the mighty US investment banks, the collapse of renowned commercial banks on both sides of the Atlantic and the exhaustion of banks' capital all over the world. With it, standard views of banks, financial markets, their risks and their regulation had to be suspended, at a time when bank ...
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The resolution of failing banks: Bail-out or bail-in?
2014 IEEE Conference on Computational Intelligence for Financial Engineering & Economics (CIFEr), 2014Prior to the Lehman failure, most large failing banks were rescued by an encouraged merger with a stronger bank. That route has now become more difficult. Because of the dangers of liquidating any large bank, the aim will be to recapitalise them. In the past this has been done by bail-out.
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