MONETARY MEASURES AND CURRENCY REGULATION DURING MACROECONOMIC INSTABILITY AND WORLD UNCERTAINTY by Alina Artemenko

“…The first section highlights the evolution of the monetary policies of different countries during the rapid global economic growth (2003-2007) and key monetary novation before and after the 2008-2009 great recession (macroprudential approach to monetary regulation). …”
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Innerarity, Daniel (2019). Política para Perplexos. Lisboa: Porto Editora, ISBN 978-972-0-45-03232-4, 214 pp. (Critical review)(Vol.13, N.1) by João Carlos Sousa

“…Daniel Innerarity in “Politics for the Perplexed” continues the reflection begun in the aftermath of the Great Recession (Innerarity, 2016) on the current challenges facing contemporary democracies, examining the ethical and cultural foundations for the possibility of a new social contract. …”
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Evaluating financial fragility: a case study of Chinese banking and finance systems by Li Shang, Biao Zhou, Jiannan Li, Decai Tang, Valentina Boamah, Zhiwei Pan

“…The study finds three major fluctuations in the trend of financial fragility due to the great recession in 2008, the huge financial volatility in 2015, and the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019. …”
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Welfare Paradoxes and Interpersonal Pacts: Transnational Social Protection of Latin American Migrants in Spain by Laura Oso, Raquel Martínez‐Buján

“…This process constitutes a “welfare paradox,” based on the commodification and exclusion paradoxes, explained by structural factors such as the characteristics of the welfare regime (familiaristic model, with a tendency to hire domestic workers as caregivers into households), the migration regime (feminised and with a clear leaning towards Latin American women), and the economic landscape resulting from two systemic crises: the great recession of 2008 and the Covid‐19 pandemic. Interpersonal pacts, rooted in marriage/couple and intergenerational agreements, and their infringements, are analysed to explain the transnational and informal social protection strategies in the context of the “exclusion paradox” and the breach of the “welfare pact.” …”
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Import Competition and the Great US Employment Sag of the 2000s by Dorn, David, Hanson, Gordon H., Acemoglu, K. Daron, Autor, David H, Price, Brendan Michael

“…Even before the Great Recession, US employment growth was unimpressive. …”
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Universal resilience patterns in labor markets by Moro, Esteban, Frank, Morgan R, Pentland, Alex, Rutherford, Alex, Cebrian, Manuel, Rahwan, Iyad

“…US cities with greater job connectivity experienced lower unemployment during the Great Recession. Further, cities that increase their job connectivity see increasing wage bills, and workers of embedded occupations enjoy higher wages than their peers elsewhere. …”
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Climate Interactive: The C-Roads Climate Policy Model by Sterman, John, Fiddaman, Thomas, Franck, Travis Read, Jones, Andrew, McCauley, Stephanie, Rice, Philip, Sawin, Elizabeth, Siegel, Lori

“…Those pledges currently fall significantly short of what is needed (UNEP, 2010) while GHG emissions have risen to record levels despite the great recession that began in 2008.…”
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Pobrezas laborales antes y después de la Gran Recesión (2009-2019) by Marta Ibáñez, Aroa Tejero, Fermín López-Rodríguez

“…In Spain there is a high incidence of in-work poverty, which has not changed much after the so-called Great Recession, despite its strong impact on the economy and the labour market. …”
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Exploring the Dynamic Shock of Unconventional Monetary Policy Channels on Income Inequality: A Panel VAR Approach by Lindokuhle Talent Zungu, Lorraine Greyling

“…In response to the “Great Recession and Global Financial Crisis”, central banks had to deploy unconventional monetary policies (UMP) in order to fight the severe impact of the crisis. …”
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Impact of politically generated shocks on monetary performance: a cross-country comparison by Fedir Zhuravka, Mykhaylo Makarenko, Valerii Osetskyi, Oleksandr Podmarov, Victor Chentsov

“…During the post-Great Recession period, macroeconomic stability had more often been threatened by socioeconomic shocks due to the rising of public discontent with the high unemployment rate and poverty, the activation of radical parties and movements, and the aggravation of the geopolitical confrontation in the world. …”
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The finance-growth nexus in the age of financialisation: An empirical reassessment for the European Union countries by Barradas Ricardo

“…The enormous growth of domestic credit and of the financial value added have been restraining the economic growth of the EU countries since 1990 and particularly up until the Great Recession. This implies the need to reduce the prominence of finance, i.e. socalled definancialisation, in the coming years in order to avoid the potential new “secular stagnation” in the current age of financialisation.…”
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Home foreclosure, health, and mental health: a systematic review of individual, aggregate, and contextual associations. by Alexander C Tsai

“…<label>BACKGROUND</label>The U.S. foreclosure crisis intensified markedly during the Great Recession of 2007-09, and currently an estimated five percent of U.S. residential properties are more than 90 days past due or in the process of foreclosure. …”
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Modelling exchange rate volatility in turbulent periods: The role of oil prices in Nigeria by Kazeem O. Isah, Patterson Ekeocha

“…Consequently, we classified the crisis sample into two sub-samples: the great recession caused by the 2007 global financial crisis (GFC) is defined as a crisis sample with an economic origin, while the great lockdown caused by the recent COVID-19 outbreaks defined our crisis period with a non-economic origin. …”
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High School and College Choice Factors Associated with High-Achieving Low-Income Students’ College Degree Completion by Adriana Ruiz Alvarado, Theresa Stewart-Ambo, Sylvia Hurtado

“…This study explores completion rates at the end of the Great Recession, using a community cultural wealth framework to examine additional pre-college factors and college attendance behaviors that contribute to the degree completion of high-achieving, low-income students. …”
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Accelerators, startup performance, and crises by Von Bueren, Konstantin Peter Oliver

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The effects of economic conditions on support for environmental protection by Kenny, J

“…The coincidence of a decrease in environmental attitudes and increase in climate scepticism with the Great Recession of 2008 had suggested that deteriorating economic conditions could have a negative effect on environmental attitudes. …”

A contemporary concept of monetary sovereignty by Zimmermann, CD

“…Finally, chapter 5 assesses the implications of the contemporary concept of monetary sovereignty proposed herein for the reorganization of the international financial architecture in the wake of the Great Recession.…”

The Global Economic System : How Liquidity Shocks Affect Financial Institutions and Lead to Economic Crises / by Chacko, George, author 337935, Evans, Carolyn, author 586284, Gunawan, Hans, author9635061 635061, Sjoman, Anders, author 635062

Children in Changing Worlds : Sociocultural and Temporal perspectives / by Parke, Ross D., editor, Elder, Glen H., Jr., editor

La solitudine dell’agente rappresentativo: eterogeneità e interazione per una nuova macroeconomia (The solitude of the representative agant: Heterogeneity and interaction for a new... by Giovanni Dosi, Andrea Roventini

“…Questo è alla base dei modelli ad agenti eterogenei, che offrono una nuova metodologia per modellare economie complesse “dal basso”, con microfondazioni in linea con l’evidenza empirica. The Great Recession was a natural experiment for macroeconomics, showing the inadequacy of the predominant theoretical framework grounded on DSGE models. …”
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