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Since the crisis was widespread, countries can be compared. This is evidence based policy at its most revealing…

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For markets to function, both buyers and sellers need access to the same information. When this is not the case (a situation known as ‘asymmetrical information’ in economics), things can go badly wrong….

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They would lose more than 1/3 of their profits, or $2.2 trillion…

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Financial markets give people incentives (and means) for things to get worse. This is just plain wrong…

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A year old, but still a compelling read..

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On multiple fronts…

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No surprise there, after reading this first..

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es, the social contract is unraveling and we fear these examples set a very bad precedent, increasing opportunistic behaviour elsewhere..

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Common knowledge has it. But is it right? Well…

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Actually, 3.0 if you count the period from roughly 1870 to 1914 as the first period of true globalization…

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