Economic Crisis—The Why and How

N Rajshekhar

The IUP Journal of Financial Economics, 2004, vol. II, issue 4, 30-37

Abstract: Crises have been a major cause for financial instability and economic problems in most countries. Crises like the Argentinian crises and South-east Asian crises have had a worldwide impact. This global impact has become a major concern for international financial institutions like the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, who are focusing huge amounts of resources, financial as well as human, to study the crises and avoid them in future. This paper analyzes the crises that have occurred and study the causes and effects of such crises on the economies.

Date: 2004
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