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Monday, November 30, 2015
What are the main features of modern economic crises?
Could you provide your own opinion on which are the main differences between last two decades crises and the crises, which were exited a century ago? Also it would be very interesting to here what are the future tendencies in this field. Any additional literature will be highly appreciated!