Titlebook: Global Shocks; An Investment Guide Nicholas P. Sargen Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Investing.Markets.Mar

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Mingbo Sun,Hongbo Wang,Feng Xiaose Teng’s death, China embarked on a program of economic reforms in the late 1970s under the leadership of Deng Xiaoping that transformed it from a backward country into the world’s second-largest economy today. Over that period, China grew at a compound rate of 9.5 % annually, and it has amassed re

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Overview: A Framework for Investing During Currency Crises and Asset Bubbles,s, specifically currency crises and asset bubbles. The book features ten case studies, around which we provide comprehensive analyses of the causal forces at play, the responses of policymakers and market participants, and their ultimate resolution. It is designed to aid investors, seasoned and nasc

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Oil Shocks Generate Massive Payments Imbalancesollowing a period of near-price stability in the 1960s, oil prices began to rise in the early 1970s along with many other commodities. Even then, the price of oil was only about $3 per barrel, and gasoline at the pump was about $0.30 per gallon.

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Policy Coordination Gives Way to Conflict and Turmoilthe early years of the Reagan administration, investors pretty much ignored the deterioration in the fiscal and external accounts. Most were encouraged that the Federal Reserve was committed to reducing inflation, and they were comforted that the political pendulum was swinging toward market-oriente

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Japan’s Bubble Culminates in Two Decades of Deflationurope, and it emerged in the 1980s as the world’s largest capital exporter on the back of a powerful export machine that generated persistent large trade and current account surpluses. In 1985 the economy was hit by a “yen shock” as the leading industrial economies drafted the Plaza Accord to produc

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