A Flow-of-Funds Perspective on the Financial Crisis [electronic resource] : Volume II: Macroeconomic Imbalances and Risks to Financial Stability /
Winkler, Bernhard.editor.
Riet, Ad van.editor.
Bull, Peter.editor.
Based on the crisis experience, the book offers an overview of lessons for macrofinancial analysis and financial stability. It illustrates the interlinkages between the financial side and the real side of the economy and highlights the role of balance sheet variables and sectoral balance sheet positions in the evolution of the financial crisis.
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Cover; Half-Title; Series; Title; Copyright; Contents; List of Figures and Diagrams; List of Tables; Foreword; Notes on the Editors; Notes on the Contributors; 1 Introduction and Overview; Part I Flow of Funds and Macrofinancial Analysis; 2 Tobin LIVES: Integrating Evolving Credit Market Architecture into Flow-of-Funds Based Macro-Models; 3 Growing Fragilities? Balance Sheets in The Great Moderation; 4 Japan's Flow-of-Funds Accounts: Main Characteristics and Measures for Enhancement; 5 Conceptual Framework of Financial Accounts: The Case of Slovenia
Part II Flow of Funds and Macroeconomic Imbalances in Europe6 The Financial Crisis in the Light of the Euro Area Accounts: Selected Issues; 7 The Surveillance of Macroeconomic Imbalances in the EU: The Sectoral Perspective; 8 Debt, Assets and Imbalances in the Euro Area: An Aggregate View; Part III Flow of Funds and Financial Stability; 9 Towards a Systemic Risk Indicator Based on Contingent Claim Analysis; 10 The Role of Financial Accounts Data in Financial Stability Analysis: The Case of Lithuania
11 Analysis of the Sectoral Financial Interlinkages of the Financial Sector in Austria against the Background of the Recent Financial CrisisIndex
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Based on the crisis experience, the book offers an overview of lessons for macrofinancial analysis and financial stability. It illustrates the interlinkages between the financial side and the real side of the economy and highlights the role of balance sheet variables and sectoral balance sheet positions in the evolution of the financial crisis.
Business enterprises-Finance.
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Macroeconomics.
Finance.
Economic policy.
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Business Finance.
Banking.
Macroeconomics/Monetary Economics//Financial Economics.
Finance, general.
Economic Policy.
Financial Accounting.