
The Financial Crisis, though originating in the US, is global and
comparable with the Great Depression of the 1930s. The book takes both
micro and macro view of the crisis. It examines the evolution of the
global monetary system and looks at the crisis from a systemic angle. It
examines the institutional changes in American capitalism and market
mechanisms. The dynamics of the market and its cyclical characters are
discussed. It examines the structural changes in the US economy. The
role of globalization and international funds flow, their changing
character and the growing interdependence among nations have been
examined. At the micro level, the book discusses the subprime market and
the gaps in the system that created the crisis. It deals with the
supervisory structure and growing influence of the derivatives market
and the synthetic products that are threatening the financial system. It
also analyzes the fundamental changes in the global trading and
payments patterns, which are influencing the US balance of payments and
the US dollar. The secular changes in the structure of the US economy
are impacting the global economy. The work deals with the measures taken
to resolve the crisis both in the US and on a global scale. The reforms
necessary to avoid the recurrence of the crisis are outlined. The study
aims to underline these factors and draw a perspective for the US
dollar. It is also proposed to draw a scenario for a more efficient and
equitable global monetary system with a role for the US dollar along
with a new vehicle for international payments and finance. This would
also include the reform of the global economic system and the IMF. The
special feature of the book is that it takes a holistic view of the
problem. The systemic and macro issues are discussed in addition to its
microanalysis.
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