The financial crisis and its effects: Perspectives from economics and psychology
Author(s)
Greenglass, E
Antonides, G
Christandl, F
Foster, G
Katter, JKQ
Kaufman, BE
Lea, SEG
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2014
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The recent financial crisis has affected most countries. With cutbacks in business, trade and government
spending, millions world-wide have lost their jobs, with young people disproportionately affected. This
paper synthesizes the thoughts expressed during an interdisciplinary discussion held in July 2013 among
economists and psychologists from a variety of countries about the causes and effects of the financial
crisis. Strategies for dealing with the effects of the financial crisis are discussed at both the individual and
national levels.The recent financial crisis has affected most countries. With cutbacks in business, trade and government
spending, millions world-wide have lost their jobs, with young people disproportionately affected. This
paper synthesizes the thoughts expressed during an interdisciplinary discussion held in July 2013 among
economists and psychologists from a variety of countries about the causes and effects of the financial
crisis. Strategies for dealing with the effects of the financial crisis are discussed at both the individual and
national levels.
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Journal Title
Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics
Volume
50
Issue
June
Subject
Financial economics