Globalization in Historical Perspective

Larry D. Neal · Marc Weidenmier

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Global Financial Crisis and Policies Historical Economic and Social Studies Economic Theory and Policy

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Reflecting the renewed interest in financial crises and contagion, this work came out in its fourth edition in November 2000. 476Larry Neal and Marc Weidenmier 2. Kindleberger also points to the domestic crises of 1882 in France and 1921 in Britain where no lender of last resort acted, but these were limited to the country of origin.

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