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2015 Global Financial Crisis may Surpass 2008 - Peter Schiff Great Economic Collapse & Currency Meltdown Is Coming Says Financier Robert Kiyosaki ... 
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With talks between the EU and Greece reaching the boiling point, a former White House official warned that the Greek crisis is now a threat to the entire global financial system.
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The Global Financial Crisis Of Greece - Documentary Films The Greek government-debt crisis (also referred to as the Greek Depression of the Great Depression) is part of the ongoing European...
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Government policies rooted in a flawed understanding of the causes of the financial crisis will only make future crises more likely, according to the Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee...
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The spending habits of the rich played a greater part in the global financial crisis than previously thought, write Bas Bakker and Joshua Felman.
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The world financial system stands on the brink of a second credit crisis as interbank lending shows increasing risk
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The lecture will take place in the Sir Charles Wilson lecture theatre, from 17.00 to 18:30 on Tuesday March 24th. The lectures are free to attend and open to all so please feel free to forward word...
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Everything you thought you knew about the 2008 financial crisis is wrong. AEI Resident Fellow Peter Wallison explains why key facts about the financial meltdown were never divulged to the American...
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Aspen Institute and the American Enterprise Institute are jointly sponsoring a conversation among Arthur C. Brooks, President of AEI, Martin Feldstein, George F. Baker Professor of Economics at Harvard University and a member of AEI's Council of Academic Advisers, and Peter J. Wallison, Arthur F. Burns Fellow in Financial Policy Studies at AEI. The event is free and the public is welcome. The audience is invited to participate in the question and answer portion of the program. Although not required, please email for advance registration.
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Despite efforts to blame the housing crisis on lower-income buyers, the truth is that the rich had a greater impact on the economy by defaulting on significantly larger mortgages.
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By Michael Snyder The gravy train is over for oil workers. All over North America, people that felt very secure about their jobs just a few weeks ago are now getting pink slips. There are even some people that I know personally that this has happened...
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The global financial crisis of 2007â€"2009 is unprecedented in modern times. Nevertheless, it can be better understood by taking a long historical perspective that includes crises and crashes from other times and places. A select group of 16 authors or writing teams with extensive experience in the investment management profession have contributed essays to this extraordinary collection.
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Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England and the chairman of the Financial Stability Board, says the measures regulators have taken to strengthen the banking system will protect the global economy, but some skeptics remain.
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Britain’s banks have yet to fully learn their lessons from the financial crisis of 2007-08, according to a deputy governor at the Bank of England.
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Peter Wallison of the American Enterprise Institute explains why we can see another financial crisis.
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American Enterprise Institute Fellow Peter Wallison on his new book, “Hidden in Plain Sight,” and what’s wrong with the existing financial crisis narrative. Photo credit: Getty Images.
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Everybody knows who the villains were in the global financial crisis, right? Greedy Wall Street bankers who lent money to anybody with a pulse, then bundled their crappy mortgages into securities they sold to gullible investors for obscene profits.
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Jamie Dimon, chairman and CEO of JP Morgan Chase, has "a healthy fear of the unknown," as in the "unknown" financial crisis that will happen sooner or later in our future.
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The start of 2015 has not been kind to shareholders of Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) as the shares are down almost 6% (as of January 8, 2015), while the Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF (NYSEARCA:XLF) is down 3% over the same pe...
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Despite the right-wing narrative, the CRA and expanded access to credit were not behind the crash.
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If you do not believe that we are heading directly toward another major financial crisis, you need to read this article.
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A former White House official and financial crisis inquiry panel member says Wall Street was a bit player in the mortgage meltdown compared to Fannie and Freddie.
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If you do not believe that we are heading directly toward another major financial crisis, you need to read this article. So many of the exact same patterns that preceded the great financial collapse of 2008 are happening again right before our very eyes. History literally appears to be repeating, but most Americans seem absolutely oblivious to what is going on. The mainstream media and our politicians are promising them that everything is going to be okay somehow, and that seems to be good enough for most people. But the signs that another massive financial crisis is on the horizon are everywhere. All you have to do is open up your eyes and look at them.
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