The crises of the 1930s and of 2008 are clear evidence of the fragility of the Fractional Reserve Banking System. Both of these events resulted in a liquidity crisis that sent the afflicted economies spiralling into deep recession. Security measures and regulations have been enacted to hinder the contagious effects of a systemic run. Unfortunately these have proven to be inadequate. Prominent economists have wrestled with possible solutions in order to obtain long-term stability. We hereby present a mere few of these theories; Ones that we think are plausible and should be taken into serious consideration by the controlling powers of society
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Our future is unwritten, this cannot be doubted. However, could it be that our banking history could...
Today, the main problem in financing economies is linked to liquidity problems of banks. The paradox...
The evolution of the financial crisis is touching more and more the future of the central banks by f...
Before 2007, financial crises were not widely studied in economics and inance. The lack of importanc...
This paper examines the solutions to financial crises in the current financial systems. Since global...
Proposals for full reserve banking have been put forward as a radical way of preventing further fina...
Unprecedented interest in financial regulation reform accompanies the nearly-unprecedented scale of ...
The on-going financial crisis results not from a cyclical or managerial failure, but from a structur...
One of the most enduring myths of modern times is a myth about the banking system and the central ba...
This paper shows how a defective architecture for domestic and international payments has made it p...
The global financial crisis (GFC) of 2007-2008 led to a call for central banks to elevate their fina...
Banking regulation in the United States is a complicated beast. The financial system has evolved dra...
The role played by monetary policy in creating the conditions that culminated in the current crisis ...
Many countries have experienced banking and currency crises in recent years. Although these crises a...
Where do we stand, five years on from the start of the crisis, on progress towards banking reform? M...
Our future is unwritten, this cannot be doubted. However, could it be that our banking history could...
Today, the main problem in financing economies is linked to liquidity problems of banks. The paradox...
The evolution of the financial crisis is touching more and more the future of the central banks by f...
Before 2007, financial crises were not widely studied in economics and inance. The lack of importanc...
This paper examines the solutions to financial crises in the current financial systems. Since global...
Proposals for full reserve banking have been put forward as a radical way of preventing further fina...
Unprecedented interest in financial regulation reform accompanies the nearly-unprecedented scale of ...
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