The anatomy of a trade collapse: the UK, 1929–1933 by De Bromhead, A, Fernihough, A, Lampe, M, O'Rourke, K

“…This paper uses detailed, commodity-specific information on UK imports between 1929 and 1933 to compare the Great Depression and the Great Recession. It also compares the free trading collapse of 1929–1931 with the protectionist collapse of 1931–1933, to examine the relative importance of protection for the UK trade patterns.…”

Partiti populisti, diritti e uguaglianza di genere by Marilena Macaluso

“…The Great Recession changed the political landscape of the European democracies with the electoral success of populist protest parties in different countries. …”
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Shelter From the Storm by Leah Hamilton, Ben Alexander-Eitzman, Whitney Royal

“…Five states that eliminated or increased asset limits during the Great Recession were analyzed for changes in caseload size after the rule change. …”
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The Effectiveness of Credit Policy: Evidence from the Republic of Korea by Jiho Lee

“…In response to the global financial crisis and subsequent Great Recession, central banks embarked on a variety of unconventional measures. …”
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MACROECONOMIC CLIMATE AND THE SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE COMPANIES IN ROMANIA by Andrei Rădulescu

“…In Romania, SMEs entered the post-crisis cycle in 2013 after a severe adjustment process under the impact of the Great Recession. The economic performance of SMEs is strongly influenced by the macroeconomic climate. …”
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Intersectionality Matters: Black Women, Labor, and Households in Black Suburbia by Orly Clergé

“…Using a multisite ethnography conducted during the Great Recession, I make a case for a Black diasporic suburb model and analyze the labor and household practices Black women use to sustain their families’ suburban lives. …”

2009 recession and expansion from 2010 to 2012 in the states of Mexico by Alfredo Erquizio Espinal, Roberto Ramírez Rodríguez

“…<span>The article examines the recession and expansion phases for which transited Mexico in the past four years and in particular explains the causes of regional diversity of manifes­tations of the Great Recession of 2009. It uses regional–sectoral typology, formulated new indices based on Mitchell hypothesis about classic cycles and proposes a regional cycle equation inspired Frish metaphor about cyclical mechanism. …”
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USA’s trade policy in the context of global crisis and the decline of North American hegemony by Arturo Guillén

“…ABSTRACT The global crisis of 2007 reinforced the deflationary tendencies, as well as the withdrawal of the central countries inwards. After the Great Recession 2008-2009, most economies have experienced semi-stagnation and deglobalization processes. …”
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On the relationship between income and control of corruption in the Eurozone by Laura Lopez-Gomez

“…The results show that there is not a bidirectional predictive causal relationship between growth and the increase of control of corruption in the Eurozone. The Great Recession has had a significant impact on the relationship between control of corruption and income per capita, leading to a disconnection between the two variables after 2008, except for Eastern countries. …”
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Sula Vineyards (B) Sustainable Growth? by Dr. Raymond H. Lopez

“…Rajeev successfully guided Sula Vineyards through the “Great Recession,” and it emerged as the number one producer of premium wines in India. …”
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A call of duty in hard times: Duty to vote and the Spanish Economic Crisis by Carol Galais, André Blais

“…By using individual, longitudinal data from Spain—a country devastated by the Great Recession—our study illuminates how the latest economic crisis has impacted citizens’ perceptions of voting. …”
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Robust approaches to forecasting by Castle, J, Clements, M, Hendry, D

“…We consider forecasting performance over the Great Recession, and over an earlier more quiescent period.…”

Productivity, competition and bank restructuring process by Vanesa Llorens, Alfredo Martín-Oliver, Vicente Salas-Fumas

“…Abstract This paper analyzes how differences in productivity across banks and the evolution of industry productivity over time might determine the intermediation costs and the restructuring process of the banking industry in the Great Recession. With data of Spanish banks, we find that less productive banks are more likely to exit than more productive banks, and that surviving banks acquire target banks in order to expand their branch network in local markets where they are underrepresented. …”
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European Monetary Union: Badly Prepared for Big Crises by Michael Heine, Hansjörg Herr

“…There is the danger that policy mistakes will lead to long-term stagnation in the EMU or possibly even a great recession.…”
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An Economy of Grace by Victor Tan Chen

“…This essay is adapted from a plenary talk the author gave at the “Growing Apart: The Implications of Economic Inequality” interdisciplinary conference at Boston College on 9 April 2016, as well as portions of his book Cut Loose: Jobless and Hopeless in an Unfair Economy, a sociological ethnography based on interviews and observations of unemployed autoworkers in Detroit, Michigan, and Windsor, Canada, during and after the Great Recession. The essay discusses four themes from this research. …”
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Economic stagnation in the United States: underlying causes and global consequences by Robert A. Blecker

“…This paper analyzes the causes of the slow recovery of the US economy since the financial crisis and Great Recession of 2008-9. Fallen house values and excessive household debts continue to depress consumer spending, while corporations are failing to invest in spite of record profits. …”
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The Relationship between Economic Performance and the Rise of ‘Unholy Alliances’ in the European Union by Marco Morini

“…This substantial increase happened during the years of the so-called Great Recession, together with the electoral growth of populist movements and new political parties. …”
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Modern central banking from monetary perspective by Maciej Ryczkowski

“…<p>Motivation: Cashless or DSGE models did not allow to predict the Great Recession — which may suggest that they omit some important variables like money or credit, for instance.…”
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A Critical Review of Recent Literature on Populism by John Abromeit

“…Judis’ The Populist Explosion: How the Great Recession Transformed American and European Politics (Columbia Global Reports, 2016). …”
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Economic stagnation in the United States: underlying causes and global consequences by Robert A. Blecker

“…This paper analyzes the causes of the slow recovery of the US economy since the financial crisis and Great Recession of 2008-9. Fallen house values and excessive household debts continue to depress consumer spending, while corporations are failing to invest in spite of record profits. …”
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