This article focuses on the following question: how can a group of rational, and often very sophisticated, financial actors cause financial meltdowns, in the regular course of business? There is no doubt much we still need to learn about irrational financial meltdowns, but more likely than not, cognitive shortcomings only make matters worse: they exacerbate the type of behavior that can lead even super-rational actors to cause financial meltdowns
Finance scholars disagree on how real world financial markets work. On the one hand, efficient marke...
This short paper argues that rationally motivated coordination between agents is an important ingred...
How should a market filled with investors who chronically make bad investments, but is nevertheless ...
This article focuses on the following question: how can a group of rational, and often very sophisti...
Why did the recent subprime mortgage meltdown undermine financial market stability notwithstanding t...
The last financial crisis could have been caused by rational and irrational exuberance. (That is, ov...
Figuring out what led to today\u27s economic mess could hold the best clues for moving forward - and...
As the financial crisis has tragically illustrated, the complexities of modern financial markets and...
In this article, we examine the different causal chains leading to the crisis in the United States a...
Related link(s): http://www.richmondfed.org/publications/research/region_focus/2009/fall/feature_web...
This article studies the effect of liquidity crises in short-term debt markets in a dynamic general ...
At the peak of the Netherlands’ “tulip mania” in 1637, one tulip bulb sold for 5,500 guilders per bu...
Episodes of market crashes have fascinated economists for centuries. Although many academics, practi...
Episodes of market crashes have fascinated economists for centuries. Although many academics, practi...
Domestic and international regulatory efforts to prevent another financial crisis have been convergi...
Finance scholars disagree on how real world financial markets work. On the one hand, efficient marke...
This short paper argues that rationally motivated coordination between agents is an important ingred...
How should a market filled with investors who chronically make bad investments, but is nevertheless ...
This article focuses on the following question: how can a group of rational, and often very sophisti...
Why did the recent subprime mortgage meltdown undermine financial market stability notwithstanding t...
The last financial crisis could have been caused by rational and irrational exuberance. (That is, ov...
Figuring out what led to today\u27s economic mess could hold the best clues for moving forward - and...
As the financial crisis has tragically illustrated, the complexities of modern financial markets and...
In this article, we examine the different causal chains leading to the crisis in the United States a...
Related link(s): http://www.richmondfed.org/publications/research/region_focus/2009/fall/feature_web...
This article studies the effect of liquidity crises in short-term debt markets in a dynamic general ...
At the peak of the Netherlands’ “tulip mania” in 1637, one tulip bulb sold for 5,500 guilders per bu...
Episodes of market crashes have fascinated economists for centuries. Although many academics, practi...
Episodes of market crashes have fascinated economists for centuries. Although many academics, practi...
Domestic and international regulatory efforts to prevent another financial crisis have been convergi...
Finance scholars disagree on how real world financial markets work. On the one hand, efficient marke...
This short paper argues that rationally motivated coordination between agents is an important ingred...
How should a market filled with investors who chronically make bad investments, but is nevertheless ...