contagion

Exciting, thoughtfully plotted, and featuring accomplished writing, Contagion is a page-turning science fiction treat.

"While we believe contagion risk is lower than in 2008-2009, risks are elevated," S&P said in the report.

This Commentary argues that asset-based contagion is a potential source of systemic risk.

Jenny Waldman, director of 14-18 NOW, said: "We are proud to commission Contagion as a highlight of our final 14-18 NOW season, in which we continue to engage people in the centenary of the First World War through the lens of art.

Highly sensitive people can also experience emotional contagion with customers and clients, even over the phone.

- US-based infectious disease-focused publication Contagion has appointed Jason Gallagher, Pharm.D., FCCP, FIDSA, BCPS, as its editor in chief, the company said.

Annika Huber, lead researcher, writes: "This response pattern indicates emotional state-matching or emotional contagion for negative sounds of humans and conspecifics (other dogs).

The minutes of the March 14, 2008 meeting of the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors rationalized the bailout by highlighting the "expected contagion that would result from the immediate failure of Bear Stearns." A few weeks later, in an early April 2008 hearing on Bear Stearns, then-Fed chairman Ben Bernanke jettisoned the references to contagion and instead spoke of how "extremely complex and interconnected" the financial system was, spawning use of the phrase "too interconnected to fail." That became the phrase du jour to describe the risk of allowing Bear Stearns and, later, other institutions to fail.

Tungsong, "A theoretical argument why the t-copula explains credit risk contagion better than the Gaussian copula," Advances in Decision Sciences, vol.

Following the 2008-2009 US and global financial crisis, there has been a growing interest in the role that the network structure of banks and the types and distribution of their assets have in determining the probability and extent of a potential financial contagion. Chinazzi and Fagiolo [1] provide a concise survey of recent literature in this area.

To study this phenomenon, researchers introduced the concept of financial contagion. In this paper, we adopt the widely used definition from Gallegati et al.

And then it was evolved into the world's worst financial crisis and economic depression since the great depression, showing unprecedented systemic characteristics of financial risk contagion. European countries affected by the financial crisis fell into debt crisis, and Iceland, Greece and other countries even approached the edge of the "national bankruptcy".