There is no European Financial Safety Net, and therefore no Global Financial Safety Net
Introduction Financial regulators frequently refer to the Global Financial Safety Net, or GFSN, as the bulwark against a repeat of the Global Financial Crisis and the Eurozone crisis 2007-13. The GSFN consists of multiple regional and national rescue funds, backstopping …
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The vast majority of organizations are ethically responsible, as well as are their employees, managers and shareholders. Worldwide, there are …
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Introduction Financial regulators and governments have made much of their success in restoring the global financial system to a state …
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Cars are bad. More cars mean more accidents, pollution, climate change and congestion. Less cars are the way to go, …
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On 25 April 2023, the European Parliament passed the Net-Zero Industry Act (NZIA) as a significant component of the Green …
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Government interventions and over-borrowing have prepared the way for a re-run of the Global Financial Crisis
by Bob LyddonIntroduction We recently wrote that the enormous losses being handed to taxpayers by Western central banks were in effect the …
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Soaring prices continue to weigh on Moroccan households, eroding their real income and causing growing discontent among unions. Over the …
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Introduction Governments made major interventions to shore up the financial system during the Global Financial Crisis, which lasted from 2007 …
by Bob Lyddon