Bill Poole Calls Fed Move to Buy Commercial Paper `Positive'
Michael Mussa Says Panic in Markets `Is the Clear Problem'
Stanford's Hall Calls U.S. Slowdown `Modern Recession'
Lazear Says U.S. Taking `Aggressive' Approach to Crisis
Brookings's Baily Says Crisis Will Take `Several Years' to Pass
Paul Krugman Sees U.S. Economy's Downturn `Accelerating'
Brandeis's Mann Says U.S. Needs to Recapitalize Banks
Varvares Says NABE Sees Better Housing Market in 2009
Skidelsky Says Governments Must Lead in Market Crisis
Roubini Sees `Silent' Run on Banks, Urges `Triage'
Central banks ‘key’ to stop recession
Crisis on Wall St.
A panel of Princeton economists chaired by Hyun Shin, Professor of Economics and associate chair of the Department of Economics. Panelists: Markus Brunnermeier, Professor of Economics; Harrison Hong, Professor in Finance; Paul Krugman, professor of economics and international affairs; Alan Blinder, Professor of Economics and Public Affairs and co‐director of the Center for Economic Policy Studies.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Assorted Financial Crisis Podcasts
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