The Origins of the Financial Crisis

Martin Neil Baily · Robert E. Litan

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finance, banking, and market dynamics Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Global Financial Crisis and Policies

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This chapter contains sections titled: Financial Innovation and the Rise of Subprime Lending How Were Such Dangerous Excesses Allowed to Build Up? Note About the Authors

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