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The European Sovereign Debt Crisis

2013
More than 60 years ago, in the wake of two disastrous world wars, European leaders set into motion what would eventually become a grand experiment—a pan-European currency union. The objective was noble: to implement measures that would provide the economic benefits of increased integration of European national economies and to thereby also help reduce ...
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The Sovereign Debt Crisis That Was Not

2010
Cohen, Daniel, Valadier, Cécile
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From the Financial Crisis to the Sovereign Debt Crisis

Ovidius University Annals, Economic Sciences Series, 2011
In the last 200 years financial crises have succeeded themselves at more or less equal time intervals. The 25 years after the second world war have been one the least affected periods by crises because of intense state control in banking activities through regulations in this area.
Botescu Ion, Cîrnu Doru
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The Unfolding Sovereign Debt Crisis

World Economics Journal, 2010
After the excessive expansion of new forms of private sector credit over two decades of disinflation, a huge pyramid of global liquidity was accumulated. That sparked a boom in asset prices (stocks, bonds and real estate) way beyond anything experienced in the growth of production, investment or consumption.
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European Sovereign Debt Crisis

2011
Financial crisis exposed the bad state of European public finance. Budget deficits are so domesticated in Europe, that it is hard nowadays to encounter a budget surplus, or at least a balanced budget. Greece once again entered the history, but this time Greeks have absolutely nothing to be proud of.
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From Liquidity Crisis to Sovereign Debt Crisis [PDF]

Expert Journal of Finance, 2013
This paper summarizes the results of empirical research on European Union’s evolution in terms of macroeconomic stability in a period in which member countries crossed from a liquidity crisis to a sovereign debt crisis. So, the evolution of the EU member countries is analyzed as the sovereign debt crisis has worsened and has become increasingly ...
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The European Sovereign Debt Crisis

2021
Phoebus L. Athanassiou, Angelos T. Vouldis   +1 more
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The sovereign debt crisis

2021
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Evaluating sovereign risk spillovers on domestic banks during the European debt crisis

Economic Modelling, 2020
Christophe Schalck, Benjamin Keddad
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The Sovereign Debt Crisis

2014
Elisabetta Gualandri, Stefano Cosma
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