Essays on Financial Crisis

The 2008 financial crisis proved that healthy economy can only be built on well-functioning financial systems. As Ireland joined EU, easy access to cheap funding, inflow of foreign banks with new products, increased securitization and competition among financial players (overrelying on speculative property market) created...

The two economic giants- the U. S. and China are on the verge of fighting the most infamous trade war witnessed in the history of this globe. With U. S. being the aggressor, it has already imposed tariffs on China this year worth of 250...

The predominant rhetoric about 2014 Ukraine crisis oscillate on blaming Russian aggression, be it in Western media or academia. The argument here is, that Vladimir Putin acting as a new tsar perpetuating the long-standing desire to resuscitate the Soviet empire by annexing Crimea. After Crimeans...

Ukrainian inflation levels fluctuate in very unpredictable manners which can be seen throughout its history. As in 1993 where the inflation level was at 4.73 thousand percent which then dropped to -0.235 percent by the beginning of 2013. Currently, the inflation levels in Ukraine are...

This research paper will touch upon Sudanese crackdown. The paper will aim at analyzing the current situation happening in the country, consequences which led to this crackdown, and lastly, possible solutions to resolve the situation. In order to find the best solutions, this research will...

The purpose and focus of this essay is to compare the causes the Ireland and Iceland financial crises, and how these respective countries introduced fiscal policies and regulations to resolve themselves. Both banking crises coincided with the collapse of the US sub-prime mortgage market which...

One of the most effective causes of the Global Recession was the Housing Bubble. The Housing Bubble, also known as a real estate bubble, is an increase in housing prices due to increasing demand and decreasing supply. Sooner or later, the opposite starts to happen...