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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to analyse the application of outsourcing within Icelandic service companies in the wake of the banking collapse. Design/methodology/approach – Findings are based on comparing surveys conducted in early 2009 (381 answers) and in the summer of 2013 (212...
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Iceland is a member of the IMF and of the WTO, a party to the European Economic Area Agreement, and a signatory of the … OECD Code of Liberalisation of Capital Movements. Iceland is bound by Art. VIII IMF not to impose restrictions on current … payments. Furthermore, under the GATS, Iceland cannot introduce restrictions on current and capital transactions in the sectors …
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In 2008, Iceland experienced the deepest and most rapid currency and banking crises recorded in modern peacetime … history. The literature asserts that sudden stop episodes tend to precede such crises. Did Iceland experience any such … useful warnings in Iceland’s case, particularly to include the repeated pattern detected …
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country, economists have looked at Ireland and Iceland to study possible responses to other financial crises …
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At year-end 2005, almost all of the total assets of Iceland's banking system were concentrated in just three banks … and the Netherlands. When Landsbanki failed in October 2008, the obligation to repay depositors fell upon Iceland …
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All public companies in the European Union, including Ireland's major banks, were required to adopt IAS 39 for their annual accounting periods beginning on or after January 1, 2005. Under the “incurred loss” model of IAS 39, banks could set aside reserves for loan losses only when objective...
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Ireland went from being the poorest member of the European Economic Community in 1973 to enjoying the second highest per-capita income among European countries by 2007. Healthy growth in the 1990s eventually gave way to a concentrated boom in property-related lending in the 2000s. The growth in...
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, medievalist nationalism which underwrote Iceland’s exponential financialisation. Yet within a few days in October 2008, Iceland … runaway, unregulated capitalism, exploring the struggles of writers to adapt realist forms of art to surreal times.As Iceland … world” in Iceland’s post-colonial identity, and shows how Crash-writing explores the collisions of Iceland’s traditional …
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abroad : a general dislike of Iceland ; A casualty of the Global Crisis : the first domino to fall ; Communication problems … : "ctrl-alt-del : welcome to Iceland 2.0" -- Bankruptcy. Numerous warnings : a forseeable collapse ; Bankruptcy : Iceland … Iceland : political intervention in economics ; Arrogance : excessive confidence ; Iceland's very loyal friend : Richard …
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