The financial crisis: the inevitable adjustmentWhen the true economic value is too far from the fabulous figures invented by financial engineering, crisis - and an adjustment - is inevitable.Thursday, October 2, 2008
Cristóbal Perez-Jerez Alvarado, MBA in international economics, analyzes, with the very much needed academic indifference of today (and also the very scarce common sense), the current financial crisis. Source: CentralAmericaData.COM ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Central America: External Vulnerabilities in FocusOctober 2008 This special report examines the channels through which Fitch-rated sovereigns in this sub-region could be impacted by external shocks, the robustness of their
various policy frameworks and the implications for creditworthiness of
increasingly challenging international conditions. The market must solve the financial crisisOctober 2008 Four economists conclude that the market must fix itself in order to solve the financial crisis in the United States. Hard economic times may just be startingOctober 2008 The finantial crisis in USA will especially hurt Mexico and Central America, whose economies are closely tied to the U.S. market. Why has this crisis occurred?October 2008 The current financial crisis demonstrates how powerful and decisive the expectations of investors and the economic agents in general can be.
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