Stress Test: Reflections on Financial Crises
By Timothy F. Geithner. 2014
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- Introduction: housing affordability and affordable housing (2019, background): “…prices have increased because developers have faced increasingly tight planning regulations and increasing costs for construction materials over time (Jakabovics, Ross, Spotts, & Simpson, 2014), as well as tighter lending standards during and after the global financial crisis (Geithner, 2014).”
- The Value of Connections in Turbulent Times: Evidence from the United States (2016, unknown): “In contrast, Geithner disclosed his tax issues to the transition team as early as November and had discussions on the matter on Capitol Hill in December (Geithner 2014, pp. 266–268).”
- Conditionality by other means: EU involvement in Italy’s structural reforms in the sovereign debt crisis (2015, background): “The new European Stability Mechanism (ESM) was established by Treaty in July 2011 with a lending capacity of 500 billion euro, a sum that according to the US Treasury ‘would need to be doubled or tripled to provide an effective backstop for the rest of the eurozone’ (Geithner, 2014, p. 473).”