THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS DEVELOPMENT REVIEW
Evaldas Račickas, Raminta Benetytė
Abstract
Evaldas Račickas, Raminta Benetytė
Abstract
Global financial crisis and its evolution on current world, as each state seeks to manage the global economy in order to protect its citizens from major financial setbacks in the future, become more and more popular issue. The global financial crisis destroys the real estate and financial markets, causes different countries coming into recession, which later has to be overcome not at individual but at larger effort. Most of the time of recession governments must borrow from international institutions, in order to save the country and the commercial banks not letting them to go bankrupt. In the term of financial crisis many people lose their money that has been invested not only in securities but also in the real estate and the unemployment rate begins to grow in leaps. The financial crisis is not just a phenomenon of the last decade. 81 till the Second World War and 182 after the Second World War financial crises, of which ten in one way or another affected the whole world, promote analysis of the attributes between these crises, in order to avoid massive losses across the global economy in the future. The article analyzes the key global financial crises in the last three centuries. The same causes of these crises, the effects and the assumptions enable discussion that the crisis is repeated cyclically. Therefore, one of the stages of the economic business cycle is the crisis. Each country business cycles are manifested in different ways, but during to the impact of globalization after the boom period in the markets, the financial asset price bubbles always burst, letting the crisis affect all the states and therefore causing an occurrence of global financial crisis, classified as a large-scale financial crisis type. Although the biggest global financial crisis happened in different centuries and in different economic conditions, respectively, in 1929 and 2008, there could be seen multiple interfaces between these crises. The central bank is responsible for a stable financial system in the country and in order to effectively manage it, central bank can apply different means of financial stability maintenance, including preventive, administrative and systematic liquidation assistance. DOI: https://doi.org/10.15544/ssaf.2012.27
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Global financial crisis and its evolution on current world, as each state seeks to manage the global economy in order to protect its citizens from major financial setbacks in the future, become more and more popular issue. The global financial crisis destroys the real estate and financial markets, causes different countries coming into recession, which later has to be overcome not at individual but at larger effort. Most of the time of recession governments must borrow from international institutions, in order to save the country and the commercial banks not letting them to go bankrupt. In the term of financial crisis many people lose their money that has been invested not only in securities but also in the real estate and the unemployment rate begins to grow in leaps. The financial crisis is not just a phenomenon of the last decade. 81 till the Second World War and 182 after the Second World War financial crises, of which ten in one way or another affected the whole world, promote analysis of the attributes between these crises, in order to avoid massive losses across the global economy in the future. The article analyzes the key global financial crises in the last three centuries. The same causes of these crises, the effects and the assumptions enable discussion that the crisis is repeated cyclically. Therefore, one of the stages of the economic business cycle is the crisis. Each country business cycles are manifested in different ways, but during to the impact of globalization after the boom period in the markets, the financial asset price bubbles always burst, letting the crisis affect all the states and therefore causing an occurrence of global financial crisis, classified as a large-scale financial crisis type. Although the biggest global financial crisis happened in different centuries and in different economic conditions, respectively, in 1929 and 2008, there could be seen multiple interfaces between these crises. The central bank is responsible for a stable financial system in the country and in order to effectively manage it, central bank can apply different means of financial stability maintenance, including preventive, administrative and systematic liquidation assistance. DOI: https://doi.org/10.15544/ssaf.2012.27
Key concepts: Financial crisis, Real estate, Recession, Boom, Global recession, Economics, Order (exchange), Globalization