The financial crisis that began in 2007 and gained momentum in 2008 shoved the world economy into a severe economic slump that some have called the Great Recession. The crisis originated in the United States housing market and quickly spread throughout the economies of the US, Canada and Europe. Soon these countries were importing fewer goods produced by emerging countries and the crisis became global. International trade collapsed at a pace unseen since the Great Depression of the 1930s. What accounted for the rapid decline in trade
The U.S. trade deficit was shrinking through June 2009 because of the global financial crisis but ha...
Trade policy and protectionism. Previous crises experiences, Great Depression. Protectionism and cur...
A unique feature of the financial crisis is the unprecedented collapse in global world trade. The ob...
AbstractBased on the experience of the Great Depression, when barriers to trade rose precipitously i...
With the sharp contraction of economic activity in the wake of the global financial crisis that star...
The Great Recession of 2008–09 provided a fertile ground for protectionist pressures to increase. It...
Trade has declined massively during the crisis. This column assesses the relative roles of falling d...
This article aims to analyze how the financial crisis that bursted in the mid-2008 led to a global a...
The collapse in trade and the contraction of output that occurred during 2008–9 was comparable to, a...
The “Great Recession” of 2008 was the greatest global financial crisis since the Great Depression. I...
The economic downturn of 2008-2009 has led to the current trade situation known as the "Great Trade ...
Over the past quarter century, American economists and policymakers have been very active in providi...
In this paper, I offer some preliminary comparisons between the trade collapses of the Great Depress...
Global trade fell 20 percent relative to world GDP during the global recession of 2008-2009. We deve...
The study examines the effect of financial crises on international trade with a gravity approach and...
The U.S. trade deficit was shrinking through June 2009 because of the global financial crisis but ha...
Trade policy and protectionism. Previous crises experiences, Great Depression. Protectionism and cur...
A unique feature of the financial crisis is the unprecedented collapse in global world trade. The ob...
AbstractBased on the experience of the Great Depression, when barriers to trade rose precipitously i...
With the sharp contraction of economic activity in the wake of the global financial crisis that star...
The Great Recession of 2008–09 provided a fertile ground for protectionist pressures to increase. It...
Trade has declined massively during the crisis. This column assesses the relative roles of falling d...
This article aims to analyze how the financial crisis that bursted in the mid-2008 led to a global a...
The collapse in trade and the contraction of output that occurred during 2008–9 was comparable to, a...
The “Great Recession” of 2008 was the greatest global financial crisis since the Great Depression. I...
The economic downturn of 2008-2009 has led to the current trade situation known as the "Great Trade ...
Over the past quarter century, American economists and policymakers have been very active in providi...
In this paper, I offer some preliminary comparisons between the trade collapses of the Great Depress...
Global trade fell 20 percent relative to world GDP during the global recession of 2008-2009. We deve...
The study examines the effect of financial crises on international trade with a gravity approach and...
The U.S. trade deficit was shrinking through June 2009 because of the global financial crisis but ha...
Trade policy and protectionism. Previous crises experiences, Great Depression. Protectionism and cur...
A unique feature of the financial crisis is the unprecedented collapse in global world trade. The ob...
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