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- What Is An Economic Tsunami?
- Understanding Economic Tsunamis
- Example of An Economic Tsunami
- Special Considerations
An economic tsunami is a widespread set of economic troubles caused by a single significant event. The downstream effects of economic tsunamis generally spread to broad geographic areas, multiple industry sectors, or both.
Economic tsunamis take their name from natural tsunamis, which are abnormally large waves triggered by a disturbance to the ocean floor, such as an earthquake. The resulting wave causes widespread destruction once it reaches the shore and floods low-lying coastal areas, and it can even cross oceans in its effects. Likewise, economic tsunamis genera...
The 2008 global financial crisis sits among the most prevalent recent examples of an economic tsunami. The subprime mortgage market in the U.S. acted as a trigger in this case, with large investment banks (IBs) miscalculating the amount of riskin certain collateralized debt instruments. Unexpectedly high default rates led to large financial losses ...
Globalization is one of the main reasons why an economic downturn in one part of the world can be felt on the other side of the globe. Without widespread economic interdependence between markets across the world, economic tsunamis, along with their associated costs, would essentially cease to exist. Free trade agreements(FTAs) between different cou...
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The 2007–2008 financial crisis, or the global financial crisis (GFC), was the most severe worldwide economic crisis since the Great Depression.
A financial crisis that originated in the U.S. in the latter half of 2008 has swept the world like a tsunami. What led to this crisis? Economic imbalance caused by international trade? Financial bubbles and over-use of leverage? Sovereign debt crisis? The answer is
2010年2月22日 · In his 2008 policy address, Donald Tsang emphasizes ‘turning crises into opportunities’ as a proper attitude towards the global financial tsunami. Davies and McGregor (2009) also note that with strong political leadership the crisis may become ‘a key driver in the development of social protection schemes’.
- Lee Kim-Ming, Law Kam-Yee
- 2010
2024年4月8日 · Economic tsunamis, akin to their natural namesakes, are catastrophic events in the financial world, triggered by significant occurrences. These events send shockwaves across vast geographical areas and multiple sectors, disrupting economies on a global scale.
2010年3月24日 · Financial crises tend to occur frequently - Barro and Ursua have identified 148 crises since 1870 in which a country experienced a cumulative decline in GDP of at least 10%. 1 Reinhart and Rogoff also identified 104 banking crises across the world since World War II. 2 What is the explanation for such frequent occurrence of financial crises?
