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Routledge - Democracy and Diversity in Financial Market Regulation

Name: Routledge - Democracy and Diversity in Financial Market Regulation
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Financial markets are now recognized as a primary source of global crisis. This shift in perspective moves the conversation from pure economics into the realms of legal studies, regulatory frameworks, and politics. Since the events of 2008, important cross-disciplinary questions have emerged regarding the relationship between markets and the state. This book examines whether financial markets must drive states into political and existential crises, or if public finances must always absorb private losses. It looks at the heavy burden placed on citizens through austerity and proposes that an alternative system is possible. By exploring the idea of a less connected financial system, the text argues that reducing market contagion can make crises more localized and intermittent rather than global. This work provides a necessary look at how regulation and democracy can interact to prevent widespread economic instability.

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Explores the shift in financial market discussion from economics to legal, regulatory, and political studies.

Addresses critical questions regarding the impact of financial crises on state stability and public finances.

Examines the relationship between private losses and the use of public funds to manage market failures.

Investigates the consequences of austerity on citizens following major economic events like those in 2008.

Proposes an alternative model where reduced market connectivity helps prevent global contagion.

Analyzes how localized and intermittent crises might replace the current model of global financial instability.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: Hardcover
ASIN: 0415712173
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Accounting > Governmental
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 19 August 2014
Listed Since: 16 April 2013

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