Financial Crises: Lessons from the Past, Preparation for the Future

By: Caprio, Gerard

«This volume contains the published versions of papers from the sixth annual World Bank Group and Brookings Institution conference on financial markets and development. The unifying theme is how well countries with access to international financial markets are prepared for their next crises? The distilled answer is that the glass is half full. . . . [The book] is both informative and provocative. It should appeal to readers who want to be better informed about what some of the leading researchers and practitioners are thinking about financial crises in general and the building of less vulnerable banking and financial systems in particular. A lot of ground is covered in less than 300 pages.» (The Journal of Economic Literature v. 45 no. 1 (March 2007) p. 208-10)

Disponible en BAE: HB 3722 .F546 2005