The Sub Prime Crisis: Implications For Emerging Markets

William Britt Gwinner · Anthony Bown Sanders

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This chapter contains sections titled: Softened Lending Practices—betting on the Collateral Rather Than the Borrower The Subprime Boom and Access to Finance Weaknesses in Secondary Market Practices Regulation of Subprime Lending and Securitization Observations and Recommendations for Emerging Markets About the Authors

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