The Nordic Model Towards 2030. A New Chapter?
[...]this is actually not a proper crises analysis, since even if many problems and crises are outlined, the responses to the new problems rather than explanations of the crisis form the focus of the study. [...]financial globalization and deregulation of financial markets also in the Nordic countri...
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