AEI - Research Areas - Financial Markets

About AEI

My AEI


	RESEARCH AREAS



	Climate Change: Science and Policy Watch



	Relevant to the News



	Research Highlights

Special Topics

   - Climate Change
   - Financial Crisis
   - Medicare Reform
   - Int'l Health Policy
   - Housing GSEs
   - The War on Terror

E-NEWSLETTERS

Enter e-mail:

Home > Research Areas > Economic Policy Studies > Financial Markets

Financial Markets (1236 items)

AEI's Financial Markets Deregulation Program covers banking, insurance and securities regulation, corporate governance, and consumer finance, with a special focus on financial privacy policy, the mutual fund industry, and the regulation of hedge funds. This section of the website gathers together AEI research, events, and scholars focused on financial markets.

Short Publications (997 items)

The British Way Is Better

By Alex J. Pollock

Posted: Friday, October 10, 2008

A Response to Martin Wolf

Letter to the Editor

By Desmond Lachman

Posted: Friday, October 10, 2008

[List All]

Books (66 items)

China's Financial Transition at a Crossroads

Edited by Charles W. Calomiris

Posted: Tuesday, August 14, 2007

Competitive Equity

A Better Way to Organize Mutual Funds

By Peter J. Wallison, Robert E. Litan

Posted: Tuesday, March 27, 2007

[List All]

Events (169 items)

The Deflating Mortgage and Housing Bubble, Part IV: Where Is the Bottom?
Thursday, October 30, 2008

Progressive Consumption Taxation: Can It Be Done? Should It Be Done?
Save the Date
Friday, October 24, 2008

[List All]

Scholars & Fellows (4 items)

Charles W. Calomiris

Visiting Scholar

Codirector of AEI's Financial Deregulation Project. Studies banking regulation, corporate finance, and monetary economics.

Adam Lerrick

Visiting Scholar

While at AEI, Adam Lerrick will be studying international capital markets, particularly hedge funds; international financial crises; and economic development including the impact of aid and the role

[List All]

Research Projects in Foreign and Defense

Global Business in Iran: Interactive

Tocqueville on China

National Research Initiative

Global Governance Watch

Menus That Fit Your Needs

When browsing page listings, you can filter what you are seeing by subject matter:

all subjects (the default)
economics
foreign & defense
political & social

For example, someone interested in economic policy can filter a list of recent commentary so as to view material on only that issue.

Look for the filter bar near the top of menu pages, above the red page title and the "breadcrumb" trail of links.

For an even narrower focus, the website's research section organizes online offerings by specific subject.