What's Changed? The Political Economy of Financial reform Since 2008.

该项目旨在绘制、评估和解释2008年金融危机后美国、英国、欧洲、加拿大和澳大利亚与银行和金融部门改革相关的政治和政策。主要目标是扩展以前的工作，以开发公司层面的金融风险和不稳定性模型；将该模型作为评估危机后改革政策进程的基准；并解释危机后政策改革的国家间差异和局限性。一个特别的焦点是2008年危机前后竞争与金融稳定之间的关系。竞争压力在多大程度上推动了美国、英国和欧洲的冒险行为？自2008年以来，这种压力消退了吗？项目成果可能对当前银行改革工作产生政策影响。

The project intends to chart, assess and explain the politics and policy associated with banking and financial sector reform in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis in the United States, United Kingdom, Europe, Canada and Australia. The key aims are to extend previous work to develop a firm-level model of financial risk and instability; use that model as a baseline to assess the post-crisis reform policy process; and explain inter-country variation in, and the limits of, post-crisis policy reform. One particular focus is the relationship between competition and financial stability before and since the 2008 crisis. To what extent did competitive pressures drive risk-taking in the United States, United Kingdom and Europe? Have such pressures receded since 2008? Project outcomes may have policy implications for current efforts in banking reform.