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October 13, 2025SocioEconomic ChallengesOpen Access

The Global Financial Crises: Early Warnings, Consequences, and Policy Responses

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Significant increases in non-performing loans occurred in high-income OECD and middle-income countries during the crisis, highlighting considerable financial instability.
Data from 203 countries revealed that high-income OECD countries demonstrated notable improvements in bank capital during the post-crisis period.
Utilizing Mann-Whitney-Wilcoxon tests, the study assessed changes in seven financial stability indicators across income groups during different crisis periods.
Results emphasize the differing impacts of the global financial crisis on financial stability, suggesting a need for tailored policy responses based on income levels.

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This analysis reveals varying impacts on financial stability and policy responses in different income groups during the global financial crisis.

Halil D. Kaya (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals varying impacts on financial stability and policy responses in different income groups during the global financial crisis.