Figure 1.Financial Conventions as Foundations of the Financial Accelerator and the Leverage Effect.
Figure 2.Financial Instability Sources in the Growth Regime of Financialised Capitalism.
Figure 3.Financial Cycles in the Euro Area.
Figure 4.The Leverage Effect in Non-financial Groups (NFG), Subject to Wide Cyclical Fluctuations (1993–2015).
Figure 5.The Three-component Breakdown of the Total Shareholder Return (TSR) of Non-financial Groups (NFG) (1993–2015).
Figure 1.Fed Funds Rate Tightening and Stock Market Performance 1957–2018.
Figure 2.Variation of Interest Rates (Fed Funds) and S&P 500.
Figure 3.The Stock Market Fall at the End of the Tightening Cycle.
Figure 4.S&P 500 Index September 2018–March 2019.
Figure 5.Statement of Fed Funds Rate Expectations. FOMC September 2014.
Figure 6.History of the Expectations of the Members of the Federal Reserve 2014–2019.
Figure 7.History of 3-Month Rate Expectations on Future Contracts.
Figure 8.Two Centuries of Inflation in the United States.
Figure 9.Two Centuries of Inflation in France.
Figure 10.Inflation (PCE) and Fed Funds Rate, Nominal and Real.
Figure 11.The Phillips Curve from the 1960s to the 2016–2017 Decade.
Figure 12.Total World Financial Assets 2007–2017.
Figure 1.The Circuit of Offices Allocation Taking the Form of State Venality with the Various Incomes Resulting from the Edict of Annual Right.
Figure 1.Expanded Global Performance: Efficiency, Productivity, Efficacy, Impacts.
Figure 2.Social Impact Bond Operation.
Figure 1.The Different Phases of a Financial Bubble.
Figure 2.The dot.com Bubble (NASDAQ Index IXIC, 1994–2005).
 The bubble of the South Sea Company: 1718–1721.
 The roaring 1920's bubble and the Wall Street Crash.
 The Japanese bubble: Nikkei index: 1970–2019.
 The US real estate bubble.
 The two Chinese bubbles: SSE composite index from 1992 to March 20, 2020.
 The bitcoin bubbles.
Figure 1.The Decision-making Process in a Market Finance Service.
Figure 2.The Bank Credit Granting Process.

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