Market Freedom and the Global Recession

Domenico Giannone; Michele Lenza; Professor Lucrezia Reichlin

Finance Series

Market Freedom and the Global Recession

Domenico Giannone

Michele Lenza

Lucrezia Reichlin

London Business School, Centre for Corporate Governance

Series number:

288/2010

Date published:

01 May 2010

Last revised:

16 Jun 2010

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Keywords

Market freedom, Recession, financial crisis

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