Policy Responses to the Global Economic Crisis
While we are observing some “green shoots,” it is too soon to speak of a recovery. We can, however, identify some key forces that are likely to shape any future growth path.
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Main Author: | Lin, Justin Yifu |
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Format: | Journal Article biblioteca |
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World Bank
2009-12-01
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Subjects: | balance sheet, business cycle, capitalization, currency, developing countries, emerging markets, financial crisis, financial system, global economy, international financial institutions, investment opportunities, liquidity, macroeconomic policies, mortgage, mortgage market, policy responses, regulatory framework, regulatory oversight, wealth effects, world stock markets, |
Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10986/4602 |
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