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CONTAGION
 EFFECTS
 ( Types &
  Causes )
Meaning
    Group
   CONTAGION
    Members
Refers to the spread of
 Clinton D’souza
       EFFECTS
market disturbances
 Sagar Mishra
 Dennis the likelihood
Contagion isChicharito
    ( Types &
ofPinto
   significant economic
changes.
  Sourabh Parab
     Causes )
 Shahrukh Shaik
 Shahrukh Sayyed
Introduction
  Meaning
 This can refer
Strikes across firms or
    to either economic
industriesthe spread of
 Refers to or
    booms
The spreadcrises.
   economic of wage
 market disturbances
increases secured by labor
unions to non-union
 Contagion is the likelihood
sectors.
 of significant economic
The spread of business
 changes.
fluctuations across
economies.
The spread of speculative
trading across individuals.
Introduction
     Types of
   Definition
Strikes across firms or
The Contagion
    adverse consequences
industries to Masson,
According actions that
of onespread of wage
       firm's
The
Contagion may be classified
can spread throughout
increases secured by labor
intoindustry in which it
the 2 categories:
unions to non-union
Spillovers
operates.
sectors.
The spread of business
Pure contagion
fluctuations across
economies.
The spread of speculative
trading across individuals.
Spillovers
     Types of
    Spillovers
   through trade
    Contagion
It refers to the situation
            links..
Accordingcrises formground
              to Masson,
  where a direct in a of link is
 The most
Contagion may trade.
 through bilateral be classified
  zero country spills over
into 2deterioration of
  into categories:
Spillovers markets this link
 For emerging in other
  fundamentals
 is not very significant.
  countries.
Pure contagion
Spillovers through
        Spillovers
 Pure Contagion
financial market
   through trade
 Pure contagion refers to those
linkages by a crises
            links..
 crises triggered
It is an important sources of
The most direct formcannot be
 elsewhere but which of link is
spillovers at least for bank
 explained by changes in
through bilateral trade.
lending.
 fundamentals or any sort of
Losses in 1 country can lead
For emerging spillovers this link
 “mechanical” markets
banks to sell off assetsare other
 discussed significant. in
is not very above, but
countries.
 possibly caused by shifts in
Lack of liquidity is or changes
 market sentiments another
reason why a crises in 1to
 in interpretation given market
may leadinformation.
 existing financial
intermediaries to liquidate
other emerging market assets.
Pure Contagion
Causes of
Pure contagion refers to those
 Contagion
crises triggered by a crises
elsewhere but which cannot can
 The causes of contagion be
explained by conceptually into
 be divided changes in
 2 categories:
fundamentals or any sort of
 •The First Category-
“mechanical” spillovers
discussed above, but are
 Emphasizes spillovers
possibly caused by shifts in
market sentiments or changes
 •The Second Category-
in interpretation given to
existing information. Crises
 Involves a Financial
Involves of
Causes a
Emphasizes
Financial Risk
spillovers
Contagion
… that is notcontagion can be
The causes of linkedthe
 It is that result from to
observed changes in into 2
 normal interdependence
divided conceptually
macroeconomics or other
 among market economies.
categories:
fundamentals.
•The First Category- Emphasizes
Contagion arises when a co-
spillovers
movement occurs.
 This interdependence means
A crises in 1 countryof a lead
•The Second Category-may
 that shocks, whether Involves
investors to withdraw theirbe
 global or local nature, can
a Financial Crises
investments from many
 transmitted across countries
markets in other countries.
 because of their real &
 financial linkages.
Involves a
Financial Risk
… that is not linked to
observed changes in
macroeconomics or other
fundamentals.
Contagion arises when a co-
movement occurs.
A crises in 1 country may lead
investors to withdraw their
investments from many markets
in other countries.
Contagion effect

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Contagion effect

  • 1.
  • 2.
  • 3. CONTAGION EFFECTS ( Types & Causes )
  • 4. Meaning Group CONTAGION Members Refers to the spread of Clinton D’souza EFFECTS market disturbances Sagar Mishra Dennis the likelihood Contagion isChicharito ( Types & ofPinto significant economic changes. Sourabh Parab Causes ) Shahrukh Shaik Shahrukh Sayyed
  • 5. Introduction Meaning This can refer Strikes across firms or to either economic industriesthe spread of Refers to or booms The spreadcrises. economic of wage market disturbances increases secured by labor unions to non-union Contagion is the likelihood sectors. of significant economic The spread of business changes. fluctuations across economies. The spread of speculative trading across individuals.
  • 6. Introduction Types of Definition Strikes across firms or The Contagion adverse consequences industries to Masson, According actions that of onespread of wage firm's The Contagion may be classified can spread throughout increases secured by labor intoindustry in which it the 2 categories: unions to non-union Spillovers operates. sectors. The spread of business Pure contagion fluctuations across economies. The spread of speculative trading across individuals.
  • 7. Spillovers Types of Spillovers through trade Contagion It refers to the situation links.. Accordingcrises formground to Masson, where a direct in a of link is The most Contagion may trade. through bilateral be classified zero country spills over into 2deterioration of into categories: Spillovers markets this link For emerging in other fundamentals is not very significant. countries. Pure contagion
  • 8. Spillovers through Spillovers Pure Contagion financial market through trade Pure contagion refers to those linkages by a crises links.. crises triggered It is an important sources of The most direct formcannot be elsewhere but which of link is spillovers at least for bank explained by changes in through bilateral trade. lending. fundamentals or any sort of Losses in 1 country can lead For emerging spillovers this link “mechanical” markets banks to sell off assetsare other discussed significant. in is not very above, but countries. possibly caused by shifts in Lack of liquidity is or changes market sentiments another reason why a crises in 1to in interpretation given market may leadinformation. existing financial intermediaries to liquidate other emerging market assets.
  • 9. Pure Contagion Causes of Pure contagion refers to those Contagion crises triggered by a crises elsewhere but which cannot can The causes of contagion be explained by conceptually into be divided changes in 2 categories: fundamentals or any sort of •The First Category- “mechanical” spillovers discussed above, but are Emphasizes spillovers possibly caused by shifts in market sentiments or changes •The Second Category- in interpretation given to existing information. Crises Involves a Financial
  • 10. Involves of Causes a Emphasizes Financial Risk spillovers Contagion … that is notcontagion can be The causes of linkedthe It is that result from to observed changes in into 2 normal interdependence divided conceptually macroeconomics or other among market economies. categories: fundamentals. •The First Category- Emphasizes Contagion arises when a co- spillovers movement occurs. This interdependence means A crises in 1 countryof a lead •The Second Category-may that shocks, whether Involves investors to withdraw theirbe global or local nature, can a Financial Crises investments from many transmitted across countries markets in other countries. because of their real & financial linkages.
  • 11. Involves a Financial Risk … that is not linked to observed changes in macroeconomics or other fundamentals. Contagion arises when a co- movement occurs. A crises in 1 country may lead investors to withdraw their investments from many markets in other countries.