But my lips don’t move, in this interview. I don’t have software on my computer to do web-cam-chat stuff. Anyway, it’s five minutes of me talking about what breaking up banks would and would not accomplish.
But my lips don’t move, in this interview. I don’t have software on my computer to do web-cam-chat stuff. Anyway, it’s five minutes of me talking about what breaking up banks would and would not accomplish.
Apr 24 2010
Paul Krugman writes, So I'd suggest that what we did between 1980 and 2008 was to replace a financial system in which profits were created by lack of competition with a system in which profits were created by misinformation and misperceptions -- a giant, if mostly (not entirely) unintentional Ponzi scheme, which final...
Apr 23 2010
Pranab Bardhan writes, The Indian informal sector (including both farms and household enterprises outside agriculture), much larger than that in China, has been mostly privately owned; even now it employs nearly 94 percent of the labor force. But many of these tiny enterprises, often family owned, cannot quite be des...
Apr 23 2010
But my lips don't move, in this interview. I don't have software on my computer to do web-cam-chat stuff. Anyway, it's five minutes of me talking about what breaking up banks would and would not accomplish.
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