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Reconstructing Finance, not to become extremely well heeled in the decade before the Crash of 1929. If you look at the physical reality of New York City and its suburbs, the wealth generated in that decade still lives in hundreds of prewar luxury apartment buildings and thousands of faux-Tudor mansions, a pattern repeated

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The Economic Consequences of Financial Regulation,. It feels good to punish the banks, but it always involves punishing ourselves. Accountability for individual bankers is a horse of a different color, and it remains sorely lacking, to be sure. Cutting finance down to size begs the question of what will replace it as a driver of employment and economic growth.

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Markteintrittsstrategien in Osteuropa misleading to think that a country’s finances can be viewed in isolation from those of all other countries it trades with and in which it invests money or raises capital. Yet that is precisely what the political class and the general public naturally do.

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Kevin MellynBroken Markets explains how global finance drove 40 years of prosperity before missteps harmed the system, how governments are helping perpetuate problems in capital markets, how financial-services fi

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