THE ROLE OF FINANCIAL REGULATION IN PREVENTING ECONOMIC CRISES
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Financial regulation, economic crises, financial stability, systemic risk, prudential regulation, market discipline, macroprudential policyAbstract
Financial crises are recurrent events that have significant negative consequences for economic growth, stability, and social welfare. This article examines the role of financial regulation in preventing economic crises. It discusses the different types of financial regulatory tools, their effectiveness in mitigating systemic risk, and the challenges and opportunities for enhancing the regulatory framework.
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