cfr.org - 3/21/2009
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As the economic crisis has spread from financial markets to real economies in countries around the world, governments have understandably focused on short-term measures to contain the damage. Crafting stimulus packages and financial bailouts to address immediate problems has for many reasons ...
imf.org - 3/25/2009
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imf.org —
As part of moves to support countries during
the global economic crisis, the IMF beefs up its...
lending capacity and approves a major overhaul of how it lends money by offering higher amounts and tailoring loan terms to countries’ varying ...
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To Help Countries Face Crisis, IMF Revamps its Lending
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What did not cause the global crisis
VoxEU.org: Recent Articles —
... , NBER Working Paper 14731 (February). Dunaway, Steven, Global Imbalances and Financial Crisis , Council for Foreign Relations Press, March, 2009. ...
"Global Imbalances and the Crisis"
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Dooley, Michael P., David Folkerts-Landau and Peter M. Garber (2004) “The
Revived Bretton Woods System,” International Journal of Finance
and Economics, 9:307-313.
Dooley, Michael P., David Folkerts-Landau and Peter M. Garber (2009) “Bretton
Woods II Still Defines the International Monetary System,”
NBER Working Paper 14731 (February).
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