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Peterson Perspectives: Interviews on Current Issues

The Subprime Credit Crisis: Origins, Policy Responses, and Reforms

June 12, 2008

In a three-part interview, Morris Goldstein analyzes the origins of the subprime credit crisis, the policy responses so far, and suggests his own top ten regulatory reforms needed to respond to the subprime credit crisis.


Origins of the Credit Crisis [28 min.]

Policy Responses [6 min.]

What Reforms Are Needed [13 min.]




RELATED PUBLICATIONS

Book: Financial Regulation after the Subprime and Credit Crisis Forthcoming

Article: A Ten Plank Program for Financial Regulatory Reform [pdf] Speech on "Addressing the Global Financial Crisis"
National Economists Club, Washington, DC
December 18, 2008


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