In good times prepare for crisis : from the great depression to the great recession-sovereign debt crises and their resolution /
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Language: | English |
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Washington, D.C. :
Brookings Institution Press,
[2018]
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Table of Contents:
- Historical context: the export of capital, 1815-1914
- External financing during the interwar period and the Great Depression, 1919-39
- Private market lending
- Debt service disruptions
- International relations and interwar external sovereign debts
- External sovereign debt, syndicated bank loans, and sovereign debt and crises in developing countries, 1955-94
- Flow of external capital to the developing world after World War II, 1955-73
- From petrodollar recycling to debt recycling, syndicated bank loans, and sovereign crises, 1974-83
- Debt service disruption and bank restructurings
- Debt restructuring and international relations
- Globalization, financial sector liberalization, and emerging market crises, 1990-2005
- Globalization, financial sector liberalization, and the flow of capital to emerging markets [TK]
- The emerging market crises and the mexican crisis, 1994-97
- The East Asian crisis, 1997-2003
- Korea and crisis resolution, 1997-2003
- The Turkish crisis, 2001-05
- The argentine crisis, 2001-04
- The Great Recession and crises in the advanced economies
- Crises in the advanced economies and the Japanese crisis as a precursor
- U.S. crisis-causes of the crisis, 2007-12
- Ad hoc interventions before the Lehman collapse
- A systemic approach to crisis resolution after the Lehman collapse
- The great recession-from financial to economic crisis
- The eurozone crisis, 2008-15
- The eurozone crisis-from banking crises, to sovereign crises, to bailouts
- Conclusion-are we prepared for the next one?
- Appendixes
- A. A comparative overview of debt-crisis regimes : from the great depressions through the great
- Recession
- B. C ommercial bank debt restructurings with sovereign debtors, 1980-89
- Notes.