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Systemic risks in the new economy


Natalyya Kaurova
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Kaurova Natalyya Nikolaevna – Phd, associate professor of chair the Financial management, Finance Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation; Head of Promotion and Sales of the Department of corporate clients and small businesses, Sberbank of Russia

Published in:
Russian Journal of Innovation Economics
– № 8 (8) / 2011



Keywords: crises, dynamics, management, networks, systemic risk


Citation:
Natalyya Kaurova (2011). Systemic risks in the new economy. Russian Journal of Innovation Economics, 1(8), 3-9. — url: http://bgscience.ru/com/lib/5076


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Abstract:

We raised quite important issue, which is one of the fundamental causes of the unstable dynamics of the global economy — the systemic risk. An attempt is made on the basis of complexity theory, system dynamics and self-organized criticality, find an explanation for natural evolution of complex systems to the breaking point. In this connection we need to change the concept of systemic risk, taking into account the microscopic properties of the global financial and nonfinancial systems. Particular attention is drawn to the lack of attention to such widely recognized as the threat of systemic risk in Russia.







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