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February 27, 2009
Citing a dramatic rise in the consumer debt level as a percentage of GDP, Prof. David Beim says that our economic woes stem from the fact that U.S. prosperity has been financed largely with borrowed money.
Taxpayer Beware: Bank Bailout Will Hurt
NPR's Planet Money
February 25, 2009
Dean Glenn Hubbard comments on the decision by the Federal Reserve not to buy Lehman Brothers' troubled assets.
In Geithner We Trust Eludes Treasury as Market Fails to Recover
Bloomberg
February 21, 2009
The government's housing-relief plan may send the wrong signal to some homeowners, warns Prof. Chris Mayer.
Finessing 'Moral Hazard' Is Tough in Housing Plan
The Wall Street Journal
February 20, 2009
Prof. Raul Katz considered the effect that wiring rural areas for broadband Internet service will have on job creation, at a seminar in Washington co-sponsored by Columbia Business School.
Rural Broadband: No Job Creation Machine
The New York Times
February 20, 2009
In an op-ed Profs. Patrick Bolton, Bruce Kogut and Tano Santos call for the creation of a "crisis resolution board" designed to mitigate future financial crises.
How To Prepare For Financial Meltdowns
Forbes.com
February 18, 2009
Prof. Hugh Patrick says Japan's response to its financial crisis in the 1990s was too slow, and that the U.S. should learn from this mistake and act aggressively to shore up its own ailing banking sector.
Dawn of the dead banks
CNNMoney.com
February 17, 2009
In an op-ed Prof. Amar Bhidé advocates for a more cautious approach to economic policy.
Don't Believe the Stimulus Scaremongers
The Wall Street Journal
February 15, 2009
Prof. Geoffrey Heal comments on the feasibility of corporate social responsibility during a recession.
Responsibility Is Still Good For Business
The Washington Post