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Greenspan says dump Dodd-Frank
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The cause of the Great Recession and what happened in the fall of 2008 is the same thing:
Lax credit standards.
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We should elect Hillary based on her Middle East success.
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I think Hillary's record as SoS is absolutely fodder for her candidacy.RaceBannon said:We should elect Hillary based on her Middle East success.
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She's going to play the "I was just doing my job/ what Obama told me to do" card.AZDuck said:
I think Hillary's record as SoS is absolutely fodder for her candidacy.RaceBannon said:We should elect Hillary based on her Middle East success.
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That's fine. And people can judge her leadership based upon that if she does.PurpleThrobber said:
She's going to play the "I was just doing my job/ what Obama told me to do" card.AZDuck said:
I think Hillary's record as SoS is absolutely fodder for her candidacy.RaceBannon said:We should elect Hillary based on her Middle East success.
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Sure Greenspan left rates too low for too long but how does that invalidate his sensible opinion piece on Dodd-Frank?
And the SEC should be responsible for regulating CDS, not the Fed.
Lastly Carter started the process of misallocating capital to the residential housing sector, Clinton foolishly put it on steroids, and W. Bush screwed up by continuing it ("ownership society") before trying to reverse course but it was largely too late.
The home mortgage interest deduction and all of the various Federal Agencies that exist to offer credit are the bigger distortions / misallocation of capital around.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/10/23/AR2008102300193.htmlAZDuck said:Greenspan is a dumbass and should not be listened to on any topic of importance. That's how wrong and dumb he was about the 2008 financial crash.
Alan Greenspan, once viewed as the infallible architect of U.S. prosperity, was called on the carpet yesterday, pilloried by a congressional committee for decisions that contributed to the financial crisis devastating world markets.
The former chairman of the Federal Reserve said the crisis had shaken his very understanding of how markets work, and agreed that certain financial derivatives should be regulated -- an idea he had long resisted.
OP is akin to listening to Dick Cheney and Paul Wolfowitz on Middle East policy. Their failures should discredit them.
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