Credit Default Swaps and Systemic Risk
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Operations Research, 08 Information And Computing Sciences, financial networks, 330, Financial stability, financial crisis, Financial crisis, credit default swaps, Tourism And Services, Financial networks, Management, intermediation chains, Credit default swaps, Intermediation chains, Derivative securities (option pricing, hedging, etc.), systemic risk, Systemic risk, 15 Commerce, Management, Tourism And Services, multi-layered network, Multi-layered network, 01 Mathematical Sciences, Credit risk, 15 Commerce, financial stability
Operations Research, 08 Information And Computing Sciences, financial networks, 330, Financial stability, financial crisis, Financial crisis, credit default swaps, Tourism And Services, Financial networks, Management, intermediation chains, Credit default swaps, Intermediation chains, Derivative securities (option pricing, hedging, etc.), systemic risk, Systemic risk, 15 Commerce, Management, Tourism And Services, multi-layered network, Multi-layered network, 01 Mathematical Sciences, Credit risk, 15 Commerce, financial stability
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