Types of crises — categories?
General, economic, and financial crises.
Crisis cycle phases — first?
Expansion phase.
Financial crisis development — stages?
Slow growth, boom, euphoria, crisis, decline, recovery.
Crisis factors — high?
Debt levels, financial innovation, demand mismatch.
Economic impact — includes?
Production decline, unemployment, systemic destabilization.
Crisis propagation — mechanisms?
Trade, financial markets, banking contagion.
Tulip Mania — crisis type?
Speculative bubble, 1630s.
1987 crash — key feature?
Sudden stock decline, minor real economy impact.
Mexican Peso Crisis — trigger?
Devaluation, loss of investor confidence.
Crisis theories — main?
Kindleberger (bubbles, panics, crashes), Minsky (endogenous instability).
Minsky's hypothesis — core idea?
Stability breeds instability via risk-taking.
Minsky's debt phases — first?
Hedge financing.
2008 crisis — origin?
US housing bubble burst, risky financial products.
Crisis transmission — via?
Trade links, cross-border finance, banking failures.
Historical example — Tulip Mania, year?
1630s.
Crisis cycle — irrational phase?
Euphoria.
Crisis cycle — sharp decline?
Crisis phase.
Crisis impact — on markets?
Asset devaluation, liquidity shortages.
Crisis factors — external?
Shocks like policy changes or international events.
Minsky's stages — final?
Crisis when debt becomes unsustainable.
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1. According to the typical sequence of crises development, which type of crisis generally occurs first?
2. In the sequence of crisis cycle phases, where does the 'euphoria' phase occur?
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