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There are also striking similarities between Western leaders’ responses to the two crises – namely, their reluctance to take decisive action.
What lessons can be drawn from the comparison between the Crimean and Sudeten crises?
For the past three and a half decades, the principal shocks have not been inflationary, like the 1973 and 1979 oil crises, but rather deflationary, like the US savings and loan crisis in the 1980s and 1990s, the 1997 Asian crisis, the 2000 dot-com bust, the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the 2007 subprime collapse that began in the US, and the 2010 European debt crash.
This US-Chinese tandem will run far from smoothly, and will do little but ameliorate crises and periods of serious economic and political confrontation, like that which is currently looming over the bilateral trade imbalance.
Greater openness and integration necessarily increase the potential for cascading crises and amplification of shocks.
Given huge declines in industrial profit growth (from 12.2% in 2013 to 3.3% last year) and in local-government revenues from land sales (which fell by 37% in 2014), there is considerable anxiety that today's deflationary cycle could trigger corporate and local-government debt crises.
It places strains on each country’s institutions (seen in the pressure on Europe’s welfare states), breeds resentment against foreigners (witness the recent success of anti-immigration parties), and renders financial crises originating from abroad both likelier and costlier (as the current situation makes all too clear).
In other words, all of the migration that Europe currently faces is rooted in grave crises in its own neighborhood.
Moreover, some commented, it was unwise: not only would Trump need to rely on these agencies in future crises; they’re filled with skilled infighters who know how to use strategic leaks.
If their export revenues were to plunge relative to their debt-service obligations, the result could be crises reminiscent of Latin America’s in 1982 or the Asian and Russian currency crises of 1997-1998.
Brazil's policy makers flatter themselves that they can live with crises forever.
Indonesia and Ecuador, among other countries, succumbed to financial crises in 1997-98 that were linked (in part) to agricultural crises caused by the severe El Nino.
As long as no politicians or parties offer programs that compete for votes in Germany and in Greece, in Finland and in France, and across the European continent, future crises are inevitable.
This is the country that scholars study when they want to understand financial crises.
The “Greed is good” mentality is a regular feature of financial crises.
Thus, repeated financial crises are also the result of a failed system of corporate governance.
In those cases, separation was indeed followed by deep economic and political crises, which in some ways persist.
As Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart have shown, financial crises are costly because recoveries from them are slow.
To be sure, central-bank intervention is not the only way to quell self-fulfilling crises in the eurozone.
In order to ensure that it is as safe and effective as possible, it must be used primarily in the event of self-fulfilling debt crises.
Then, the Fed’s tapering of QE led to the sudden withdrawal of that capital, creating a risk of financial disruption and currency crises.
Uncertainty about whether these deficits can be financed is one reason why the world economy, under current arrangements, faced a succession of crises in recent years.
Experience shows that democracies hold the edge over authoritarian regimes when it comes to handling the fallout from crises.
Hiftar believes that the key to solving Libya’s myriad crises lies in establishing a strong national army capable of subduing the Islamists who are destabilizing the country.
In this manner, China’s government managed to stop a rout, seemingly reinforcing the Marxist view that economic and financial crises do not occur in controlled economies.
Despite recent crises and the hard blow dealt by the Brexit vote, the EU may well be the world’s best line of defense against today’s most serious threats: isolationism, protectionism, nationalism, and extremism in all forms, all of which are once again growing in Europe and beyond.
It has pointed to emerging tensions in the system, without falling into the trap of forecasting ten of the next three crises.
Food for AllBRUSSELS – What should the G-20 do to prepare us to confront food crises, now and in the future?
Although welcome, these measures tackle only the symptoms of the global food system’s weaknesses, leaving the root causes of crises untouched.
After initial allocations in 1970-1972, more were issued to increase global liquidity during major international crises: in 1979-1981, in 1997, and, in particular, in 2009, when the largest issue – the equivalent of $250 billion – was made.
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