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Noam Scheiber (The New Republic) and Megan McArdle (Bloomberg View, The Up Side of Down)
- The dark irony of moral hazard in Lehman’s collapse . 07:36
- Too interconnected to fail . 12:34
- Why the perfect risk-vs.-regulation balance is a pipe dream . 16:55
- Noam approves of Larry Summers’s big payday . 22:43
- The Fed is an undemocratic colossus . 35:34
- Why we have to save the odious bankers . 51:04
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Noam Scheiber
Megan McArdle
Noam Scheiber
Megan McArdle
Recorded:Apr 7
Posted:Apr 7, 2009
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- Philip Swagel’s report on Treasury’s response to the financial crisis (PDF)
- WSJ on the Lehman crash
- NYT on Larry Summers’s well-paid gig
- The oddly accurate stock-picking skills of US senators
- Noam’s profile of Larry Summers
- Krugman happy with G-2
- Malcolm Gladwell on homeless people and the power law
- Jeffrey Sachs on the Geithner plan
- Noam on Sachs’s piece
- NYT runs an AIG resignation letter
Bloggingheads.tv | Apr 7, 2009 | Noam Scheiber & Megan McArdle
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