Financial Crises

Explore the collapse of Long-Term Capital Management and its impact on global financial markets during the 1998 Russian financial crisis.

Efficient Markets and Human Frictions explores how financial markets function with and without human influence, including the role of asymmetric information and emotional biases.

Emergency measures during World War I included temporary market closures, moratoria on debt payments, emergency money issued by governments, and bailouts for vulnerable institutions, marking a significant expansion of government intervention in the economy.

A study on the 1914 Gold Standard Crisis, its causes, effects, and implications on modern monetary policy.

Explore the rise and fall of Emerging Markets through their complex history of growth, debt, and crisis.

An in-depth analysis of the British South Sea Bubble, comparing it with other financial crises throughout history, such as the Dutch Tulip Mania and the French Mississippi Bubble.

John Law's financial system in France during the early 18th century is a complex topic that explores financial speculation, monetary policy, and economic manipulation.

Learn about John Law's System, a 18th-century attempt at consolidating royal credit in France, and its impact on modern finance.

Explore the complexities of stock market behavior, influenced by irrational exuberance, animal spirits, and information asymmetry, resulting in volatility and uncertainty.