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The Economic History of Financial Panics
- What is a Financial Panic?
- What are Banks?
- What is a Banking Panic? The Diamond–Dybvig Framework
- Kindleberger’s Anatomy of a Crisis
- Bagehot and the Lender of Last Resort
- Financial Panics throughout History
- The Panic of 1907 and the Founding of the Federal Reserve
- The Banking Panics of the Great Depression
- The End of the Quiet Period and the Banking Panic of 2008
- The Effects of Banking Crises
- The Next Financial Panic
Abstract
Banks are wonderful things, when they work. And they usually do. But when they don’t, all hell can break loose.
The financial crisis of 2008 has brought renewed interest to the study of the history of financial panics. When did panics occur? What were their effects? What caused them? What should be the goals of policy? What lessons can history provide for today?
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