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Internationalization and the State: Reforming Regulatory Institutions [PDF]

Mark Thatcher
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Alternative Strategies for Fighting Unemployment: Lessons from the European Experience [PDF]

Saint-Paul, Gilles
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Macroeconomic Adjustment in the New EU Member States [PDF]

Iulia Siedschlag, Juergen von Hagen
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Japan’s Big Bang and the Transformation of Financial Markets [PDF]

, 2001
Abstract The “Big Bang” of Japanese financial markets was proposed in November 1996 by the Hashimoto government. This was the beginning of the end to the “convoy” system-no failure and regulatory protection-that had ruled the Japanese financial markets since the end of the Second World War.
Takatoshi Ito, Michael Melvin
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The ‘Little Big Bang’ in Paris: financial market deregulation in a dirigiste system

European Journal of Political Research, 1989
Abstract. French dirigisme since World War II has been identified at four levels: economic planning; the dominance of a neo‐colbertisre civil service elite; Gaullism and the Fifth Republic; and a state‐led, credit‐based system for financing industry.
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The Big Bang: Integration of Financial Markets

1988
I feel myself as a European to be placed in the correct time zone in this session. I have just been inspired, figuratively from the East from Tokyo, by Mr Ogata, and I am now in a position to provoke the New Yorker sitting figuratively to my West. If I wished to provoke Mr Freeman it might be with the reflection that London currently handles 25 per ...
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Initial Dynamics of Financial Markets in the Transition Economies in the 1990s and New Critique of the Big Bang Policy: Heterodox Approach

2011
Heterodox ??? Post Keynesian and Institutionalist ??? economics proves that expansion of financial sector can be harmful for the real sector. Such conclusion is an effect of account of variability of preferences, planning horizons and degree of rationality in the behavior of economic agents. We suppose that both methodology and conclusions of Heterodox
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The "Big Bang"? An Ambivalent Japan Deregulates Its Financial Markets

The Brookings Review, 1998
Edward J. Lincoln, Robert E. Litan
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The Euro – No Big Bang for European Financial Markets?

2015
Claudia M. Buch, Susanne Lapp
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The effect of climate risks on the interactions between financial markets and energy companies

Nature Energy, 2022
Arthur A Van Benthem
exaly