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IMF’s Credit Crisis Report
A guest post by Ian McAllister
The International Monetary Fund recently released its assessment of world economies and its outlook for 2008 and 2009. In addition to its estimates of unprecedented potential losses--totaling almost a trillion dollars--the report offered a gloomy picture for recovery later this year. More influential may be the report's calls for improved regulation of our increasingly complex financial system.
Snapshot asks, does the IMF have any impact on the regulatory environment in the United States or EU?
IMF Report, Chapter 2 - Structured Finance, Executive Summary
Financial Times - A Risk Shared May Be More Risky
Economist - Fixing Finance
Deutsche Bank - Dr. Josef Ackermann Leads Debate on Globalized Regulation
Financial Stability Forum - Interim Report to G7 Finance Ministers
do not you think why
do not you think why financial crisis being come and what was the crisis factors,
1- war in Afghanistan and Iraq in the same perioud by super power country of USA, due to this USA expenditures are going to up all budget spends on army section, instead of financing to investors and people the large amounts are funded to army.
2- people which they have money they are not willing to spend the money on luxury things as they wanted before because they expected day to day people is losing the money and capitals and they should keep the money if suddenly they faced on bad situations.
3- also weakness of USA agaist Iran, Russion, China, North Korea, people day to day are feeling this issue.
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