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Sebastian Dullien

"Sebastian Dullien gives a explanation for unemployment and inflation in the Euro-Zone. He argues that unemployment stems from a lack of cooperation between unions and monetary authorities. In an economy with endogenous money and monopolistic competition in good markets, the standard economic textbooks' distribution of macroeconomic responsibilities are turned upside down - wage setters are now responsible for price stability while the European Central Bank is responsible for level of output." "Only unions with a small and limited constituency can increase employment by simple wage restraint. However, this is shown to be a beggar-thy-neighbour policy, destroying employment elsewhere. On a European level, only when unions and the central bank cooperate can high employment and low inflation be achieved simultaneously. The institutional set-up with the 1999 Cologne process is found to be unable to assure such a cooperation."--BOOK JACKET.

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Arnold W. Sametz

This book explores recent changes in the financial industry in terms of products, regulation and strategic planning. The focus is on the insurance industry and the emerging insurance products and strategies. Issues discussed are the consumer demand for insurance products, the effect of bank deregulation on insurance companies, the investment management policies of insurance companies and the implications for strategic planning in the insurance industry.

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Ma Weihua zhu bain

Ben shu ji jie le 2005 nian du " gu fen zhi shang ye yin xing xing chang lian xi hui yi " shang 12 jia gu fen zhi shang ye yin xing xing chang de hui yi lun wen, wei rao zhe zi ben yue shu zhe ge zhu ti zhan kai shen ru tan tao, gong mou zhuan xing zhi dao he fa zhan da ji.

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Thomas F. Huertas

Crisis: Cause, Containment and Cure explains how the global financial crisis of 2007 to 2009 came about, how it is being contained and what steps should be taken to prevent such a crisis from happening againches Written by the Director of the Banking Sector at the Financial Services Authority, it gives a first-hand view of policy making combined with rigorous economic analysis presented in an easily readable style. It is analytical - not anecdotal - based on up-to-date economic theory and recent policy pronouncements, including both macroeconomic and financial sector aspects. There are numerous books on the crisis but few which have the breadth, analytical rigour and first-hand experience of policy-making offered here by Dr. Huertas. Enhanced with diagrams to illustrate key concepts, this book will be a valuable resource for banks, central banks, public policy makers, banking regulators, law firms, securities associations, finance ministries, students of banking, finance and monetary economics and indeed anyone who seeks a balanced, comprehensive, global authoritative view of the crisis.