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Financial crises and the challenge of “Moral hazard”

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Suggested Further Readings

  • Barth, James; Bumbaugh, Dan; Ramesh, Lalita; and Yago, Glenn. “The East Asian Banking Crisis” inJobs and Capital, Summer/Fall 1998.

  • Hale, David. “The IMF, Now More Than Ever”,Foreign Affairs, November/December 1998.

  • Soros, George.The Crisis of Global Capitalism, New York: Public Affairs, 1998.

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Charles Wolf, Jr. is senior economic advisor and corporate fellow in international economics at RAND. He is the author of several books, including, The Economic Pivot in a Political Contextand Linking Economic Policy and Foreign Policy,both available from Transaction.

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Wolf, C. Financial crises and the challenge of “Moral hazard”. Soc 36, 60–62 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02686153

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