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The Shadow Banking System as a New Source of Financial Turmoil

Tom Burns

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2 The shadow banking system as a new source of financial turmoil Tom Burns Editors' abstract: Tom Burns analyses the structure of the so-called shadow banking system as one that was largely based on private law. It was unable to cope with a liquid...

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2 The shadow banking system as a new source of financial turmoil Tom Burns Editors' abstract: Tom Burns analyses the structure of the so-called shadow banking system as one that was largely based on private law. It was unable to cope with a liquid...

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2 The shadow banking system as a new source of financial turmoil Tom Burns Editors' abstract: Tom Burns analyses the structure of the so-called shadow banking system as one that was largely based on private law. It was unable to cope with a liquid...

Key concepts: Shadow (psychology), Shadow banking system, Financial system, Business, Finance, Economics, Psychology, Psychoanalysis

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