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The subject of this paper is how to reduce – in a cost-efficient way – the incidence of serious financial crises , i.e. crises which inflict serious harm to the economy. This subject tackles two basic issues: 1. How to constrain the growth of booms which – having burst – inflict serious losses upon the financial sector. 2. How to limit the “transposition” of these losses into the negative shocks to the real economy. (fragment of text)
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- Civil Development Forum; Warsaw School of Economics
Bibliografia
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