Financial Crisis: Is There a Wandering Asset-Price Bubble?
Dr. Orlowski argues in this Network Study and Analysis that the severity of the crisis is strongly influenced by changeable allocations of global savings, which lead to over-pricing of varied types of assets. This process is termed a "wandering a...
Technical Assistance to CIS Countries: Performance At Stake
In this recent publication part of the CASE Network Studies and Analyses series, the authors begin by outlining the determinants and distribution p...
The Euro Did Not Raise Prices in The EMU
Przemyslaw WozniakDownload PresentationContrary to the general belief that the introduction of the euro raised the general price level in the EMU,...
Alina Kudina and Malgorzata Jakubiak surveying 120 MNEs to find out the motives and impediments t...
In The Motives and Impediments to FDI in the CIS, Alina Kudina and Malgorzata Jakubiak, two CASE affiliated researchers, investigates the motivatio...
The Supervisory Council approved Three New Appointments
In a meeting held on 22 October, CASE’s Supervisory Council approved three new appointments, in addition to accepting Malgorzata Jakubiak’s resigna...
The Global Financial Crisis: Causes, Channels of Contagion and Potential Lessons
Allusions to a US-limited subprime mortgage crisis have long died out. Few local analysts and politicians would dare claiming that their country i...
The Risk Management Approach of the Federal Reserve System - a Model for the European Central Bank?
While it first appeared that Europe would not imitate the US in fighting the effects of the financial crisis, a growing number of European governme...
