The First Global Recession in Decades

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Trade and Uncertainty (2014, unknown): “Our approach is relevant for researchers and policymakers alike who seek to understand the crash and recovery process in response to the Great Recession, and it may also be relevant for understanding historical events like the Great Depression.”
Market Freedom and the Global Recession (2011, background): “Imbs (2010), for example, finds that the unprecedented synchronization of the business cycle observed in the recent recession is due to both goods and assets trade.”
The Great Retrenchment: International Capital Flows During the Global Financial Crisis (2011, unknown): “A striking international aspect of the crisis is the unprecedented degree of international comovements, with all countries experienced virtually simultaneous sharp declines in growth (Imbs 2010).”
Global implications of national unconventional policies (2013, unknown): “G+ φtQtSt = Rk,tφt−1Qt−1Kt−1 + τt (1− α) Yt + Tt, (19)”
How Do Credit Supply Shocks Propagate Internationally? A Gvar Approach (2015, background): “This focus re ects the strong current interest in the role of advanced-country credit and funding markets in the recent global crisis (see e.g. Imbs (2010), Cetorelli and Goldberg (2011), Committee on the Global Financial System (2011)), which among other things has provoked wide-ranging reforms to…”