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The Monetary Crisis of Lebanon
Review of Middle East Economics and Finance, 2021Abstract Above its traditional currency and debt crisis features, Lebanon’s ongoing crisis sheds the light on the inherent weakness of dollarized monetary systems. This crisis can be seen as a monetary crisis, as the country’s dollarized banking system’s liquidity and solvency problems led to the loss of the “moneyness” of its dollar ...
Joseph Bitar
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Journal of Corporate Accounting & Finance, 2011 AbstractWhat's ahead for the US economy, and what cash and treasury strategies will best help your business survive and prosper despite hard times? © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
James A. Tackett, Fran Wolf
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The International Monetary Crisis of 1971
The Journal of Business, 1973The international monetary crisis of 1971 began on August 15, 1971 with the announcement of President Nixon's "new economic policy." Domestically, it involved most dramatically a 90-day wage and price freeze. Internationally, is involved most dramatically the suspension of the convertibility of the U.S.
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The European Monetary System: Crisis and Future
Open Economies Review, 1996zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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2014
This chapter argues that in times of crisis, the central bank’s conventional monetary policy of cutting interest rates in the face of declining output may be counterproductive. Instead of reversing the contraction in aggregate income, such a policy may reinforce the recessionary forces.
Chandana Ghosh, Ambar Nath Ghosh
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This chapter argues that in times of crisis, the central bank’s conventional monetary policy of cutting interest rates in the face of declining output may be counterproductive. Instead of reversing the contraction in aggregate income, such a policy may reinforce the recessionary forces.
Chandana Ghosh, Ambar Nath Ghosh
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Diogenes, 1978
The growing contradictions inherent in capitalism are concentrated, as though at a focal point, in the monetary field—the most, vulnerable point in the whole capitalist economy. The extended period of the general crisis of capitalism is punctuated by periodic bursts of monetary crisis.
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The growing contradictions inherent in capitalism are concentrated, as though at a focal point, in the monetary field—the most, vulnerable point in the whole capitalist economy. The extended period of the general crisis of capitalism is punctuated by periodic bursts of monetary crisis.
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The monetary mechanics of the crisis [PDF]
, 2009 In response to the financial and economic crisis, central banks, unlike in the 1930s, have created enormous amounts of money. There are fears that this will lead to inflation, but it is base money (the central bank's liabilities) that has expanded; total monetary aggregates have not.
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Crisis in the European Monetary Union
2017After decades of economic integration and EU enlargement, the economic geography of Europe has shifted, with new peripheries emerging and the core showing signs of fragmentation. This book examines the paths of the core and peripheral countries, with a focus on their diverse productive capabilities and their interdependence.
Giuseppe Celi +3 more
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The monetary pillar and the great financial crisis [PDF]
, 2010 Since its inception, a most distinctive (and controversial) feature of the ECB monetary policy strategy has been its emphasis on money and monetary analysis, which constitute the basis of the so-called monetary pillar. The present paper examines the performance of the monetary pillar around the recent financial crisis episode, and discusses its ...
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