Impending Doom: The Loss of Diversification before a Crisis

Impending Defeat: Military Losses, the Wehrmacht, and Ordinary Germans

East Asia and Europe During the 1997 Asian Collapse: A Clinical Study of a Financial Crisis

Asian stock markets are compared with European markets before and during the 1997 Asian crisis. The clinical issue is whether regional inter-dependence became larger around the crisis, fomenting investor fears of contagion and reducing asset values because of lower diversification potential. Statistical measures are developed to aid in this inquiry. We find that European and East Asian countrie...

Psychosocial occupational therapy: time to cast off the gloom and doom.

For almost twO decades now the alarm has been sounded for the impending doom of psychosocial occupational therapy. The warnings have been heard bmh in the United States (Bonder, 1987; Scon, 1990) and in Canada (Brinrnell, 1989; MacKinnon, 1985). Decreasing starus and declining numbers in psychosocial occupation;)1 therapy <Ire of gre<lt concern to everyone in the profession. Various reasons can...

The Factors Affecting on Banking Crisis Loss with Emphasis on Policy Frameworks

The main purpose of this study is to identify the determinants of banking crisis loss, the variables of policy framework especially, for 12 sample countries over the period 1980-2019. Accordingly, we extracted pre-crisis and post-crisis trends from countries' real GDPs and then calculated output loss for the crisis year and three years afterwards. In the following, we used the Poisson quasi-max...

Crisis in Venezuela: A Politico Economic Understanding

More than five years down the line Venezuela had been slipping into an economic cri-sis. An economy wholly dependent on the sale of oil and no diversification of economic production is sure to face such a crisis. The fluctuation in oil prices is sure to hurt the market and the economy. To make matters worse, Venezuela now faces a political crisis with two individuals claiming themselves to be P...