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Central Banks

Financial bubbles, crashes and crises by BI-Podcast Admin

Oct 15, 202041:19Business

Why do we have central banks and how have they developed historically? Today’s guest is financial historian Lars Fredrik Øksendal. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Central Banks is an episode from Financial bubbles, crashes and crises by BI-Podcast Admin. Why do we have central banks and how have they developed historically? Today’s guest is financial historian Lars Fredrik Øksendal. Hosted on Acast....

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