19 September 2020
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Glenn Loury (Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, Brown University) and Ross Levine (Haas School of Business)
- How bankers were able to outsource investment risk prior to the financial crisis . 00:39
- Ross: Financial collapse could have been foreseen, but warning signs were ignored . 06:26
- Finance’s place in the economy and the lives of regular people . 20:33
- Why investment banking executives need to have skin in the game . 25:15
- Ross: Save the banks, not the bankers . 35:45
- Ten years after the Great Recession, are we worse off? . 46:36
- Does Elizabeth Warren have the right idea on banking regulation? . 53:32
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Recorded:Jan 15
Posted:Jan 20, 2019
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