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Not only green: Sustainability and debt capital markets.
J Int Money FinanceBecker A, Fatica S, Rancan M.
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2021
This chapter explores the European debt crisis. As 2009 unfolded, the Japanese economy continued its gradual recovery. This was made possible by the overall improvement in the global economy, as financial markets regained an even keel starting in March of that year. But this benign environment was short-lived. The European debt crisis, which began that
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This chapter explores the European debt crisis. As 2009 unfolded, the Japanese economy continued its gradual recovery. This was made possible by the overall improvement in the global economy, as financial markets regained an even keel starting in March of that year. But this benign environment was short-lived. The European debt crisis, which began that
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Financial Contagion and the European Debt Crisis [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011 Since the beginning of 2010, the Euro Area faces a severe sovereign debt crisis, now generally known as the Euro Crisis. While the Euro Crisis has its origin in Greece, problems have now spread to several other European countries as well. Dynamic conditional correlation models (DCC) are estimated in order to assess if contagious effects are ...
Sebastian Missio, Sebastian Watzka
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2016
This paper shows that data do not fully endorse most of the common explanations for the European debt crisis. A distinction is made between a first group of countries whose debt problems have roots before 2007 but did not worsen significantly after that year and a second one of “new” highly indebted countries.
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This paper shows that data do not fully endorse most of the common explanations for the European debt crisis. A distinction is made between a first group of countries whose debt problems have roots before 2007 but did not worsen significantly after that year and a second one of “new” highly indebted countries.
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The 2010–14 European Debt Crisis
2023Abstract This chapter explores how the 2010–14 European Debt Crisis, as a crisis which both originated in flaws in the European financial regulatory architecture and posed a severe threat of disintegration of the European Union, provided the most likely scenario for truly substantial moves toward deeper integration, via the creation of ...
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