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- Congress vs. Registered Voters
- You Are Not Alone!
- Case Schiller Price Index (July): Deflation Coming?
- Lets Hope for a Better Day...
- "Armageddon" Trades Anyone?
- Swing District Congressmen Doomed Bailout
- It Makes the Bailout Seem "Cheap"...
- Again we ask... Where's The Stimulus?
- Calm Before the Storm...
- Gallup Poll: Obama Back in Charge... Thanks to Palin?
- Don't Trust the GDP Deflator? Don't Use It
- No Response to a 25% Increase in Fed Liquidity
- Concentration Risk Among U.S. Deposits
- We Have a Bailout.... No More Fear
- EconomPics of the Week 9/26
- McDonalds More Credit-worthy than the U.S.?
- Final GDP Print Down .5%, even with Puny 1.1% GDP ...
- Game Theory: Why the Bailout Won’t Work
- Late Leading Indicators (August)
- When $25 Billion is Chump Change... Auto's Bailed Out
- Durable Goods Shipments... Move on... Nothing to S...
- China Central Bank Advisor: "Why are we piling up ...
- Although Harder to File... Bankruptcies are on th...
- Two Year Swap Spreads State "WE WANT A BAIL OUT NOW"
- Berkshire Goldman Preferreds Yield over 17% at Ini...
- Pay for Performance?
- Is it Possible the Bailout Might be Profitable?
- The Downfall of the Investment Banking Model
- Goldman Initiates the $7.5B "Buffett Bounce"
- Is it Time to "Exchange" Your GS / MS Investment f...
- How Things Have Changed....
- Bush Approval Rating vs. S&P 500
- Bailouts + Packages: Twice the Size of the War on ...
- Anything Happen While I Was Gone?
- Vacation! "Greatest" Pics...
- CPI August
- Biller Miller Redux
- $1.7 MILLION DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NATION’S MOST EXPE...
- Econom-Pics of the Week (9-12-08)
- Most Profitable Superhero Movie Franchises
- Fuld Will be Just Fine...
- PPI August: Crude Down, Final Goods Flat
- Household Debt
- S&P Earnings by Sector
- Hollywood's Most Overpaid Movie Stars
- I Thought it was Democrats that were "Big" Governm...
- Cheaper Fannie Financing...
- Largest 20 Sovereign Wealth Funds
- New "Bailout" Liabilities = Existing Publicity Tra...
- Corporate / Mortgage Backed Security Spreads
- Wholesale Trade Sales (July)
- Fannie / Freddie Portfolios: $250B by 2021
- Top Five (Former) Equity Holders of Fannie / Freddie
- One of these Investment Banks is not like the Othe...
- A Picture is Worth 1000 Words... Fannie MBS Edition
- Is the Plunge Protection Team Losing Power?
- Fannie Spreads WAY In...
- Twenty Highest Paid Towns
- IN A PERFECT WORLD: BAILOUT = END OF CREDIT CRISIS
- EconomPics of the Week (9/6/08)
- Convention Speech Viewership
- August Hedge Fund Returns.... Where's the Alpha?
- August Unemployment Soars to 6.1%: Less Employed i...
- Retail Sales (August)
- Emergency Unemployment Compensation - 8/16
- ISM Services (August)
- Global Imports / Exports of Oil
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- "Asia-based" Autos Up to Almost 50% of U.S. Market...
- Is this Just a Depiction of Flight to Quality?
- Bonds Sure Look Cheap...
- U.S. vs. U.K.: Relative Use of "Liquidity" Facilities
- "Rich Man's Burden"
- Income Growth / Equality by Presidential Party
- Global Equity Performance Through August
- Oil Trades Down Near 4 1/2 Month Low
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Analyzer
how about a little work with this. Banking crisis database (new version): the most up-to-date database on banking crisis episodes available. The database covers the universe of systemic banking crises for the period 1970-2007, and also includes data on the timing of currency crises and sovereign debt crises. Please cite the following working paper when using this data: Laeven, Luc and Fabian Valencia, 2008, "Systemic Banking Crises: A New Database", IMF Working Paper.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.luclaeven.com/Data_files/IMF%20Financial%20crisis%20episodes%20database%202008.xls