Learning from the “worst behaved”: Iceland's financial crisis and the Nordic comparison
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Auteurs : Throstur Olaf Sigurjonsson [Danemark, Islande] ; Mar Wolfgang MixaSource :
- Thunderbird International Business Review [ 1096-4762 ] ; 2011-03.
Descripteurs français
- Wicri :
- geographic : Finlande, Islande.
- topic : Activité bancaire, Système bancaire, Banque centrale, Gouvernement d'entreprise, Déréglementation, Produit national, Politique fiscale, Devise, Inflation, Politique monétaire.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Annual growth, Asset inflation, Balance sheets, Bank failures, Banking, Banking assets, Banking crisis, Banking sector, Banking system, Berg, Boom period, Boom years, Business review, Capital base, Capital movements, Central bank, Commercial banking, Comparison countries, Comparison period, Comparison periods, Corporate governance, Danske bank, Deregulation, Deregulation process, Different form, Domestic product, Early part, Easy money, Economic affairs, Economic crisis, Effective strategy, Englund, Excessive risk, Expansionary policy, Financial crises, Financial crisis, Financial institutions, Financial markets, Financial system, Finland, Fiscal policy, Fitch ratings, Foreign currencies, Foreign currency, Foreign exchange, Foreign loans, Foreign ownership, Free flow, German mark, Great deal, Higher interest rates, Iceland, Icelandic, Icelandic banks, Icelandic economy, Icelandic government, Icelandic property registry, Icelandic state, Inflation, Informational crisis, Interest rates, International banking system, Investment banking, Investment banks, Jonung, Lehman brothers, Lending, Lending growth, Lending growth period, Lending money, Leveraged banking sector, Many years, Market share, Monetary issues, Monetary policies, Monetary policy, Negative effects, Nominal growth, Nordic, Nordic comparison, Nordic countries, Other companies, Past mistakes, Policy implications, Portes baldursson, Potential depreciation, Privatization, Real estate, Recent experience, Regulatory framework, Reykjavik, Reykjavik university, Reykjavik university school, Risk appetite, Same time, Scandinavia, Scandinavia source, Scandinavian, Scandinavian countries, Scandinavian crisis, Several times, Short period, Sigurjonsson, Simple restriction, Stock market, Stress tests, Such fluctuations, Such loans, Throstur olaf sigurjonsson, Thunderbird, Warning signs, Western world, Wiley periodicals, Wolfgang mixa.
- Teeft :
- Annual growth, Asset inflation, Balance sheets, Bank failures, Banking, Banking assets, Banking crisis, Banking sector, Banking system, Berg, Boom period, Boom years, Business review, Capital base, Capital movements, Central bank, Commercial banking, Comparison countries, Comparison period, Comparison periods, Corporate governance, Danske bank, Deregulation, Deregulation process, Different form, Domestic product, Early part, Easy money, Economic affairs, Economic crisis, Effective strategy, Englund, Excessive risk, Expansionary policy, Financial crises, Financial crisis, Financial institutions, Financial markets, Financial system, Finland, Fiscal policy, Fitch ratings, Foreign currencies, Foreign currency, Foreign exchange, Foreign loans, Foreign ownership, Free flow, German mark, Great deal, Higher interest rates, Iceland, Icelandic, Icelandic banks, Icelandic economy, Icelandic government, Icelandic property registry, Icelandic state, Inflation, Informational crisis, Interest rates, International banking system, Investment banking, Investment banks, Jonung, Lehman brothers, Lending, Lending growth, Lending growth period, Lending money, Leveraged banking sector, Many years, Market share, Monetary issues, Monetary policies, Monetary policy, Negative effects, Nominal growth, Nordic, Nordic comparison, Nordic countries, Other companies, Past mistakes, Policy implications, Portes baldursson, Potential depreciation, Privatization, Real estate, Recent experience, Regulatory framework, Reykjavik, Reykjavik university, Reykjavik university school, Risk appetite, Same time, Scandinavia, Scandinavia source, Scandinavian, Scandinavian countries, Scandinavian crisis, Several times, Short period, Sigurjonsson, Simple restriction, Stock market, Stress tests, Such fluctuations, Such loans, Throstur olaf sigurjonsson, Thunderbird, Warning signs, Western world, Wiley periodicals, Wolfgang mixa.
Abstract
This article explores how the financial crisis in 2008 could have been partially avoided by Iceland through observing the warning signs. Iceland experienced the harshest consequences from the financial crisis in the Western world, such as the total collapse of its banking sector. This article compares the prelude of Iceland's financial crisis to the Scandinavian one, less than 20 years ago, providing an understanding of the sources of the crisis and its impact. Results show that signs of overexpansion in Iceland were clear and numerous. Iceland's structural weaknesses resemble many other badly hit countries, simply more extreme. © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
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DOI: 10.1002/tie.20402
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