PRISONER’S DILEMMA FOR EU BANK GROUPS
Abstract
What happenned after 2007 requires that new kind of instruments are
applied in order to face the global financial crisis. Non-coordinated actions undertaken by a
single bank group have additionally sharpened the effects of the crisis and have resulted in
the must of joint efforts which are better known as the "prisoner's dilema".
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