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Umfang: Online-Ressource

Ausgabe: E-Books von NetLibrary

ISBN: 9781845420666 , 128321783X , 9781283217835 , 1845420667

Serie: New horizons in international business

Inhalt: The contributors suggest that with enlightened US leadership and the cooperation of Brazil, Mexico and Argentina, the FTAA could eventually match the EU in the world economy and as a multilateral leader. Initiatives to promote a culture of relational cooperation in a system of liberalized global commerce are stressed. In Latin America, there is an urgent need for such cooperation in order to enhance the regionÕs lackluster growth rate and reduce the occurrences and severity of financial crises. The United States, Canada and Mexico will also benefit from the development of dynamic structural li

Anmerkung: "This volume is the result of a conference on trade liberalization in the Western Hemisphere sponsored by Saint Mary's University, Halifax, in the Autumn of 2002"--Foreword , Includes bibliographical references and index , Free Trade in the Americas; Contents; Figures; Tables; Contributors; Foreword; Preface; 1. Potential for hemispheric regional cooperation; 2. The political economy of development in Latin America; 3. Structural partnering potential of the US economy; 4. Economic integration in North America: implications for the Americas; 5. What institutional design for North America?; 6. The future of MERCOSUR; 7. The European experience of economic integration; 8. Hemispheric monetary cooperation; 9. Western hemisphere energy development: the continuing search for security , 10. Hemispheric alliance capitalism and structural partnering11. Developmental issues posed by the FTAA; 12. The hemisphere in the international political economy; Index;

Sprache: Englisch

Schlagwort(e): Amerika ; Wirtschaftliche Integration ; Wirtschaftskooperation ; Free Trade Area of the Americas ; Amerika ; Wirtschaftliche Integration ; Wirtschaftskooperation ; Free Trade Area of the Americas ; Electronic books. ; Konferenzschrift

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Umfang: 360 S. : , Ill., graph. Darst.

Ausgabe: 2. ed.

ISBN: 978-1-4462-6990-9

Sprache: Englisch

Fachgebiete: Wirtschaftswissenschaften

Schlagwort(e): Führung ; Führung

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ISSN: 1552-6542

Originaltitel: Journal of management inquiry (Online)

Anmerkung: Place of publication varies: published: Thousand Oaks, Calif., 〈1996〉- , Also issued in print. , Mode of access: World Wide Web. , Sponsored by the Western Academy of Management.

Weitere Ausg.: Journal of management inquiry 1056-4926

Sprache: Englisch

Schlagwort(e): Electronic journals. ; Periodicals.

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ISSN: 1552-6550

Originaltitel: Journal of marketing education (Online)

Anmerkung: Sponsored by: the Marketing Educators' Association, 〈2010-〉

Weitere Ausg.: Print version: Journal of marketing education 0273-4753

Sprache: Englisch

Schlagwort(e): Périodique électronique (Descripteur de forme) ; Ressource internet (Descripteur de forme) ; Electronic journals. ; Periodicals.

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ISSN: 1938-274X

Originaltitel: Political research quarterly (Online)

Anmerkung: Title from title screen (viewed Dec. 12, 2002). , Also issued in print. , Mode of access: World Wide Web. , Official journal of: Western Political Science Association, Pacific Northwest Political Science Association, Southern California Political Science Association, and Northern California Political Science Association.

Weitere Ausg.: Print version: Political research quarterly 1065-9129

Früher: Western political quarterly (Online)

Sprache: Englisch

Schlagwort(e): Electronic journals. ; Periodicals. ; Periodicals.

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ISSN: 0022-0221

Anmerkung: Vols. for 1970- published by the Center for Cross-Cultural Research, Dept. of Psychology, Western Washington State College 〈, Mar. 1976-〉 by Sage Publications for the Center, in affiliation with the International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology.

Sprache: Englisch

Schlagwort(e): Periodicals.

URL: MacEwan University Access: v.1(1970)-

URL: Red Deer College Access: v.37(2006)-v.51(2020)

URL: University of Alberta Access: 1970-

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Umfang: 1 online resource (278 pages)

Ausgabe: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9780415369688 , 9780203643099

Inhalt: Examining the current conditions before looking back to the events of the last century, this volume covers the Great Depression, the 1970s oil crisis, the party-for-the-rich atmosphere of the 1980's and the emergence of the new economy

Anmerkung: Book Cover -- Half-Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Figures -- Tables -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Why the stock bubble? -- From one bubble to another? -- A unique set of circumstances? -- How absurd were valuations? -- Why did investors ignore warning signals? -- Why did the stock bubble burst? -- Why did Greenspan ignore 'irrational exuberance? -- Greenspan and the markets -- How costly was corporate governance failure? -- The Fed's enemy: inflation or deflation? -- What are the lessons from the 1929 bubble? -- Japan's mess and deflation: what can the United States learn? -- The massive policy push: powerful enough to create sustainable growth? -- How fragile is the US recovery? -- Where from here? -- A bull or bear market rally? -- 1 The bubble era in US stocks -- Introduction -- Origins of the bubble -- Why the stock bubble? -- Stocks versus bonds -- Absurd valuations -- The bubble: geopolitical forces at work? -- The bubble: underwritten by a stable bond market? -- Debt, savings and switching -- Warning signals: why not switch? -- What of corporate earnings? -- Similarities with 1929 -- Where from here? -- Conclusion -- 2 The great bull run of the 1990s -- Introduction -- Macroeconomic background -- The policy paradigm -- Dip and recovery: 1990-1 -- The roaring Dow: 1992-3 -- The policy-induced correction: 1994-5 -- Up, up and away: 1996-7 -- Correction and a major recovery: 1998-2000 -- A real bubble? -- Financial perspectives -- Conclusion -- 3 Valuation methods and investment strategies -- Introduction -- Portfolio choice -- Diversification and risk -- News: economic or financial? -- Market efficiency -- Investing over the life cycle -- The fundamentals approach -- The contrarian strategy -- Serial correlation and mean reversion -- Investment strategies -- Financial fragility , Expectations, trading and timing -- Conclusion -- 4 The bubble era -- Introduction -- Biases in the one-way street -- Where were the arbitragers? -- Old benchmarks and turning points -- Was it a speculative bubble? -- The 'New' new economy -- The 1990s: a deviation from fundamentals -- Wealth storage and far-sightedness -- Greenspan's defense of the NASDAQ bubble -- Domestic origins of the boom -- Conclusion -- 5 The new economy -- Introduction -- Productivity growth and the stock market -- A rational bubble? -- Old questions and old answers -- The productivity slow down debate -- Sources of productivity growth -- The IT and communications revolution -- IT and communications: drivers of productivity growth? -- US government and productivity growth -- Productivity growth: how permanent? -- Productivity and the stock bubble -- Conclusion -- 6 Governance issues -- Introduction -- Market versus government failure -- Incentives and trade-offs -- What are the challenging issues? -- Wall Street in the 1960s: fresh challenges -- Past pressure for regulation -- The case of Enron -- A dangerous incentive structure? -- Regulatory reform and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act -- Conclusion -- 7 The Federal Reserve -- Introduction -- Ultimate objectives and trade-offs -- The yield curve -- The government environment -- America's economic cruise speed: what guideposts? -- Diagnosis of imbalances -- Hitting targets: what policy mix? -- What economic indicators? -- Critics of the 'Wrong Paradigm' -- Canterbery's Vatican paradigm -- Reputation and credibility of the Federal Reserve -- The caterpillar market and fear of the Fed -- Confessions of a central banker -- Is the Fed secretive? -- Conclusion -- 8 Shifting ground beneath the Federal Reserve -- Introduction -- Deregulation of the financial sector -- Financial product innovation -- Technology and innovation , Financial origins of the bubble -- Corporate sector leverage before the crisis -- The roller-coaster of speculation -- Crony capitalism and accelerated development -- Financial sector failure: the fading heartbeat -- Erosion of competitiveness -- Foreign forces -- Excess liquidity revisited -- Why did the bubble burst? -- The Asian crisis: why so sudden? -- Stock market performances: post bubble -- Conclusion -- 13 US stock markets -- Introduction -- From one bubble to another? -- What of currency instability? -- The liberation of Iraq -- Geopolitical forces -- Synchronization and integrated markets -- Why the US stock rally? -- The powerful policy stimulus -- The US economic recovery: where from here? -- Lessons from the movie: Wall Street -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index , The effectiveness of monetary policy -- Target interest rates or monetary aggregates? -- Does money affect output? -- Channels of the monetary transmission mechanism -- Does money affect stock prices? -- Interest rates: how effective on output? -- Interest rates: what affect on stocks? -- Conclusion -- 9 Evaluating the Greenspan years: 1987-2004? -- Introduction -- Greenspan's background -- Greenspan's economic philosophy -- Greenspan and the markets -- Sifting wheat from the chaff -- Power to move the economy? -- Mistakes in the Greenspan era? -- Greenspan's two flagships -- Flexibility: Greenspan's hallmark -- Conclusion -- 10 The great asset price bubble of 1929 -- Introduction -- Seeds of the bust in the 1920s -- Damage to the real economy -- Causes of the 1929 crash and depression -- The Keynesian view -- The Galbraith-Kindleberger view -- The monetarist view -- Financial sector disintermediation and balance sheets -- Goods price deflation -- Asset price deflation -- What were the triggers? -- What lessons have we learnt? -- Could history repeat itself? -- Conclusion -- 11 Lessons from Japan's financial crisis -- Introduction -- Japan's old growth strategy -- Weaknesses and seeds of destruction -- Macroeconomic challenges -- Policy levers -- Why the asset price bubble? -- Financial not economic constraints -- Japan's asset price bubble: liquidity roots? -- What of the export growth strategy? -- Monetary policy failure -- Monetary transmission mechanism: clogged pipes? -- Fiscal policy failure -- Krugman's insight -- Japan's policy response: why so ineffective? -- Lessons from Japan's financial crisis -- A multi-pronged approach to recovery -- Flow on effects from Krugman's solution -- An appropriate policy response -- Lessons from Japan's stagnation -- Conclusion -- 12 The Asian bubble and crisis -- Introduction -- Some commonalities

Weitere Ausg.: Print version Western, David L. Booms, Bubbles and Busts in US Stock Markets Oxford : Taylor & Francis Group,c2004 ISBN 9780415369688

Sprache: Englisch

Schlagwort(e): Electronic books

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