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Restoring the Rule of Law in Financial Markets
By Simon Johnson – The political debate about finance in the US is often cast as markets versus regulation, as if “more regulation” means the efficiency of private sector decisions will necessarily be impeded or distorted. But this is the … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Economic development, Economy, Education, Media, Regulations
Tagged Banking reform, Capital, Financial crisis, Financial markets, Government, Regulations, United States
Does trend-chasing explain financial markets?
By Noah Smith – That’s why this 2012 paper (pdf) by Andrei Shleifer and Robin Greenwood is so interesting. They take an extremely simple approach toward measuring people expectations: Just ask people what they think is going to happen! Actually, … Continue reading
Eurozone Governments and the Financial Markets: A Troubled Marriage
By Douglas J. Elliott – Financial markets and the governments of advanced economies around the world are inextricably tied together in an unbreakable marriage. The two sides need each other. Governments borrow huge sums of money and, for its part, … Continue reading
Tagged Business, Capital, Credit, Debt, Eurozone, Financial crisis, Financial market, Government, Stocks and Bonds
Financial markets are still ruled by instant gratification
By Larry Elliott – There were four big economic shifts that helped cause the credit crunch and the recession that followed; from regulated to de-regulated markets; from manufacturing to finance; from west to east, and from labour to capital. There … Continue reading
Tagged Banking reform, Financial crisis, Jobs, Monetary policy
Financialization Is Marketization!
By Olivier Godechot – The concept of financialization was first forged by post-Keynesian or neo-Marxist authors as a new “pattern of accumulation in which profit making occurs increasingly through financial channels rather than through trade and commodity production.” Four types … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Business, Economic development, Economy, Education, History, Leadership, Media
Tagged Banking reform, Capital, Financial crisis, Financialization, Government, Jobs, Leadership, Marketization, Social economy
Markets Are Restacking the Building Blocks of a Financial Crisis
By William D. Cohan – The problem is that — just as in the year or so before September 2008 — the credit markets are once again badly mispricing risk. Thanks to the easy-money policies in ascendancy among central bankers … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Business, Economy, History
Tagged Banking reform, Capital, Financial crisis, Government, Industrial economy, Leadership, Regulations, United States
EU wants to tame ‘financialization’ of commodity markets
EurActiv – While global metal and mineral markets generally follow a cyclical pattern based on supply and demand, the 2002-2008 period was marked by unforeseen high prices triggered by soaring demand in emerging countries, according to the European Commission. “It … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Economy, Energy
Tagged Capital, Credit, Financial crisis, Industrial economy, Productivity, Social economy, Super regions
How The Handling Of The Financial After-Crisis Fuels Populism
By Guillaume Duval – Ten years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers people are frequently asking themselves why the crisis has done so much to strengthen populism and nationalism everywhere you go. However, economically and socially, the process that lies … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Business, CONGRESS WATCH, Economic development, Economy, Education, History, Leadership, Media, Net
Tagged Business improvement, Capital, Ecology, Financial crisis, Government, Internet, Leadership, United States
Four Lessons (Not) Learned From The Financial Crisis
By John T. Harvey – That’s fantastic. Good work, Presidents Bush, Obama and Trump. But just because we bailed the water out of the sinking ship doesn’t mean we patched all the holes. And while the former is a necessary … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Business, CONGRESS WATCH, Economy, Education, History, Leadership, Media, Net, Regulations
Tagged Banking reform, Business, Capital, Congress Watch, Debt, Financial crisis, Social economy
Three Cheers for Financial Repression
By Tom Streithorst – “Financial repression.” It sounds terrifying, right? It smacks of authoritarian bureaucrats sucking the life-blood out of hard-working, innovative makers and doers. Umm, no. That’s not even close. It’s about bondholders. Economists started using the term in … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Business, Economic development, Economy, History, Media
Tagged Capital, Debt, Financial crisis, financial repression, Monetary policy, Social economy
