Extrait
I. Table of Contents
II. List of abbreviations and definitions
III. List of figures
IV. List of tables
1. Introduction
2. Financial Regulation
2.1. Kinds of regulation
2.2. Regulatory competition
2.3. Thedilemmaofregulation
2.4. The role of regulation in the recent financial crisis
2.4.1. Regulation, incentives and amplifying effects
2.5. Consolidation
2.5.1. Regulatory approaches
2.5.2. International comparison
3. Centralizing regulation and supervision in Europe
3.1. EU institutions and positions
3.1.1. Subsidiarity in the EU treaties
3.1.2. Interests for centralization
3.1.3. Reform Proposals for the EU
3.2. Public Choice Analysis
3.2.1. Policy uniformity
3.2.2. Leviathan
3.2.3. Lobbying
3.2.4. Policy learning
3.2.5. Complementarities
3.2.6. Decision making
3.3. TheroleoftheECandthe ECB
4. The Council, Voters opinion and the risk of over-regulation
4.1. The Council and the political decision-making process
4.1.1. Decision making on EU level
4.1.2. Description ofdata
4.1.3. Application to EU Council decision-making
4. 2. Voter Irrationality and the risk of over-regulation
5. Conclusion
V. Bibliography
VI. Appendix
- Citation du texte
- Kai Gehring (Auteur), 2010, Centralization of financial regulation , Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/165291
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