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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-23577-1edness among financial institutions in different countries, has caused a real freezing of many transactions on financial markets. The global aspect of the last crisis is what distinguishes it from previous episodes of financial crises and also from other recent world financial crises such as the Asi

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,Die Radioaktivität der Quellen,. Some observers even argued that it might have challenged the international role of the $US (hereafter: dollar). Data suggest, however that while the use of the euro as a reserve currency, as a vehicle currency or as a unit of account has been higher than that of legacy currencies, it did not reall

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Die Radiumbehandlung in der Augenheilkunde is often taken in a restrictive sense, as selective intervention to support specific firms or specific industries. This selective intervention was the so-called ‘constructivist’ approach prevailing in the EU (EEC at the time) up to the mid-1980s. The approach to industrial policy changed thereafter

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-91639-6ter a protracted period of hesitation, due to the the doubts of Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor which worsened the crisis, eventually, the EU decided to bailout Greece. An impressive 750 billion euro Greek rescue plan has been approved.

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Das staatsraumbezogene Wirtschaftslebenrance has been managing the tensions of internationalization and the constraints of coexistence within the Eurozone for some time now, and the crisis merely amplified these. Moreover, the continued steering and regulatory role of the French state ensured that the worst excesses of financial deregula

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-02219-0nitially reacted highlighted a mixture of political unpreparedness, at times outright denial and exposed manifest institutional limitations to act quickly and decisively. If the economic crisis in the region could be reduced to one single phenomenon, and it is arguably delicate to do so, it would be