The (impossible) repo trinity: the political economy of repo markets | Request PDF
Gabor repo markets & ftt
Reflections on the Repo-Market Imbroglio - Alt-M
Banking on Bonds: The New Links Between States and Markets - Gabor - 2016 - JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies - Wiley Online Library
Formal institution building in financialized capitalism: the case of repo markets | SpringerLink
Goodbye (Chinese) Shadow Banking, Hello Market‐based Finance - Gabor - 2018 - Development and Change - Wiley Online Library
Data Analysis for Business, Economics, and Policy - Gabors Data Analysis
The Regulation of Repo Markets: Incorporating Public Interest through a Stronger Role of Civil Society
financial crisis » TripleCrisis
Gabor repo markets & ftt
Gabor repo markets & ftt
Jeanine de Landtsheer and Henk Nellen (Eds.), Between Scylla and Cha
Daniela Gabor on Twitter: "China is playing a dangerous Minsky game if it changes the plumbing of securities markets (the repo market) to suit the demands of Western investors. Chinese repo market
econstor
Table 1 from Goodbye (Chinese) Shadow Banking, Hello Market‐based Finance | Semantic Scholar
szabgab (Gabor Szabo) · GitHub
PDF) Learning from Japan: The European Central Bank and the European Sovereign Debt Crisis | Daniela Gabor - Academia.edu
Thread by @DanielaGabor: "hmm, I am not sure that 'A decade of extraordinary monetary policy experiments has left the system badly distorted' ft.com/content/35d662… t […]"
Gabor repo markets & ftt
PDF) Banking on bonds: the new links between states and markets | Cornel Ban and Daniela Gabor - Academia.edu
Daniela Gabor on Twitter: "no, MMF reform+Repo reform does not equal Dollar Shortage for non-US banks! excellent @i_aldasoro https://t.co/1kGLs0KJU5… https://t.co/sULHjJLJwF"
Repurchase agreements and systemic risk in the European sovereign debt crises: the role of European clearing houses
The (impossible) repo trinity: the political economy of repo markets: Review of International Political Economy: Vol 23, No 6
IS THE CURRENT CRISIS OF GREEK CAPITALISM A CRISIS OF A FINANCIALIZED ECONOMY?
