Titlebook: Why Bank Panics Matter; Cross-Disciplinary E Frederick Betz Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 Bank panics.Financ

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Empirically Grounded Theory,o operate toward the economic ideal of market perfection. And suppose the practice of regulation should be based upon a theory of regulation (regulatory principles) which can be empirically shown to have worked in financial history. Then what kind of regulatory theory could this be and how construct

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Background: Banking and Causality, two backgrounds we should share. First, what is banking? Second, what is explanation? We have seen that panics occurred in banking. Why? We have argued that explaining these panics cannot be causal. Why? We review some background, first about banking and second about causality.

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Control in an Economic System,eated by speculators’ reflexivity about future prices and their use of excessive leverage—increasing prices unto a financial bubble which grows and finally bursts. Then the banks which funded the speculation suffer bank runs, as their assets fall in the “debt deflation” from the bubble. And before 2

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The Great Depression,t only did the Depression give birth to macroeconomics as a distinct field of study, but also—to an extent that is not always fully appreciated—the experience of the 1930s continues to influence macroeconomists’ beliefs, policy recommendations, and research agendas.” (Bernanke 1995)

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Topological Economic Theory,her than preventing them. And we recall that this was particularly true of the 2007 global bank panic. Binyamin Appelbaum wrote: “The Fed (Federal Reserve System) began 2007 still deeply immersed in complacent disregard for problems in the housing market. Fed officials knew that people were losing t

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Financial Layering,saw these two foci about financial systems as converging: “In the mid-1970s, Wallace C. Peterson…argued that institutionalism and the economics of John Maynard Keynes can be viewed as ‘two trains on parallel tracks toward a common destination’. Today, in the wake of the Great Recession (2007) —the w

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