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A flow of funds perspective on the financial crisis.Volume II,Macroeconomic imbalances and risks to financial stability /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
[NT 15000414]:	330.9
Title/Author:	A flow of funds perspective on the financial crisis./ edited by Bernhard Winkler, Ad van Riet, Peter Bull.
remainder title:	Macroeconomic imbalances and risks to financial stability
other author:	Bull, Peter,
Description:	1 online resource (304 pages) : : illustrations (black and white).
Subject:	2008 - 2009
Subject:	Flow of funds.
Subject:	Global Financial Crisis, 2008-2009.
Subject:	Economics.
ISBN:	1137353015 (electronic bk.)
ISBN:	9781137353016 (electronic bk.)
[NT 15000228]:	Foreword; Vtor Constncio -- 1. Introduction and Overview; Bernhard Winkler, Ad van Riet and Peter Bull -- PART I: FLOW OF FUNDS AND MACROFINANCIAL ANALYSIS -- 2. Tobin LIVES; John Duca and John Muellbauer -- 3. Balance sheets in The Great Moderation; Richard Barwell and Oliver Burrows -- 4. Japan's Flow of Funds Accounts; Shuji Kobayakawa and Ryoichi Okuma -- 5. Financial Accounts - the Case of Slovenia; Janez Fabijan -- PART II: FLOW OF FUNDS AND MACROECONOMIC IMBALANCES IN EUROPE -- 6. The Financial Crisis in the Light of Euro Area Accounts; Philippe de Rougemont and Bernhard Winkler -- 7. The Surveillance of Macroeconomic Imbalances in the EU; Carlos Cuerpo and Alexandr Hobza -- 8. Debt, Assets and Imbalances in the Euro Area; Christophe Van Nieuwenhuyze -- PART III: FLOW OF FUNDS AND FINANCIAL STABILITY -- 9. Systemic Risk Contingent Claims Analysis; Nuno Silva, Nuno Ribeiro and Ant̤nio Antunes -- 10. Financial Accounts and Financial Stability in Lithuania; Virgilijus Rutkauskas -- 11. Financial Linkages of the Financial Sector in Austria; Michael Andreasch.
[NT 15000229]:	Flow-of-funds accounts are a component of the national accounts system reporting the financial transactions and balance sheets of the economy, classified by sectors and financial instruments. The biggest financial crisis in a lifetime has shown how important it is to have a deep knowledge of the financial balance sheets of the main sectors of the economy and the financial flows that take place between them. This type of information is essential for a proper understanding of the transmission of monetary and financial shocks through the economy and to identify macroeconomic imbalances that could undermine financial stability. This publication takes a flow-of-funds perspective of the financial crisis. The book illustrates the broad range of 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, covering the United States, the Eurozone, the United Kingdom, Japan and Slovenia. The authors also reflect on the use of financial data in the context of diagnosing and addressing excessive macroeconomic imbalances in Europe and on the use of financial accounts to underpin the analysis of systemic risks in the financial system. In this respect, the flow of funds offers a framework for looking at the right kind of questions when policy-makers consider how to prevent, manage and resolve financial crises.
Online resource:	http://www.palgraveconnect.com/doifinder/10.1057/9781137353016

A flow of funds perspective on the financial crisis.Volume II,Macroeconomic imbalances and risks to financial stability /
A flow of funds perspective on the financial crisis.Volume II,Macroeconomic imbalances and risks to financial stability /Macroeconomic imbalances and risks to financial stabilityedited by Bernhard Winkler, Ad van Riet, Peter Bull. - 1 online resource (304 pages) :illustrations (black and white). - Palgrave studies in economics and banking. - Palgrave studies in economics and banking..

Foreword; Vtor Constncio -- 1. Introduction and Overview; Bernhard Winkler, Ad van Riet and Peter Bull -- PART I: FLOW OF FUNDS AND MACROFINANCIAL ANALYSIS -- 2. Tobin LIVES; John Duca and John Muellbauer -- 3. Balance sheets in The Great Moderation; Richard Barwell and Oliver Burrows -- 4. Japan's Flow of Funds Accounts; Shuji Kobayakawa and Ryoichi Okuma -- 5. Financial Accounts - the Case of Slovenia; Janez Fabijan -- PART II: FLOW OF FUNDS AND MACROECONOMIC IMBALANCES IN EUROPE -- 6. The Financial Crisis in the Light of Euro Area Accounts; Philippe de Rougemont and Bernhard Winkler -- 7. The Surveillance of Macroeconomic Imbalances in the EU; Carlos Cuerpo and Alexandr Hobza -- 8. Debt, Assets and Imbalances in the Euro Area; Christophe Van Nieuwenhuyze -- PART III: FLOW OF FUNDS AND FINANCIAL STABILITY -- 9. Systemic Risk Contingent Claims Analysis; Nuno Silva, Nuno Ribeiro and Ant̤nio Antunes -- 10. Financial Accounts and Financial Stability in Lithuania; Virgilijus Rutkauskas -- 11. Financial Linkages of the Financial Sector in Austria; Michael Andreasch.

Flow-of-funds accounts are a component of the national accounts system reporting the financial transactions and balance sheets of the economy, classified by sectors and financial instruments. The biggest financial crisis in a lifetime has shown how important it is to have a deep knowledge of the financial balance sheets of the main sectors of the economy and the financial flows that take place between them. This type of information is essential for a proper understanding of the transmission of monetary and financial shocks through the economy and to identify macroeconomic imbalances that could undermine financial stability. This publication takes a flow-of-funds perspective of the financial crisis. The book illustrates the broad range of 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, covering the United States, the Eurozone, the United Kingdom, Japan and Slovenia. The authors also reflect on the use of financial data in the context of diagnosing and addressing excessive macroeconomic imbalances in Europe and on the use of financial accounts to underpin the analysis of systemic risks in the financial system. In this respect, the flow of funds offers a framework for looking at the right kind of questions when policy-makers consider how to prevent, manage and resolve financial crises.

ISBN: 1137353015 (electronic bk.)

Source: 690534Palgrave Macmillanhttp://www.palgraveconnect.comSubjects--Meeting Names:

347558
Clark Conference
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute)(2005 :Subjects--Chronological Terms:

2008 - 2009
Subjects--Topical Terms:

577046
Flow of funds.
Index Terms--Genre/Form:

336502
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: HB3717 2008

Dewey Class. No.: 330.9

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