The International Financial Architecture and the Global Financial Crisis - Its Causes, Birth, and Impact on Small Open Economies - The Case of BH
The International Financial Architecture and the Global Financial Crisis - Its Causes, Birth, and Impact on Small Open Economies - The Case of BH

Summary/Abstract: The significance and roles of the two largest economies in the world, those of the United States of America and Japan, have undergone significant change over the past seven years, when measured in terms of gross domestic product (GDP). The data on the G7 nations’ share in the creation of world GDP indicate a major fall in Japan’s importance:

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