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Lehman after one year in September 2009.
03/18/2008
The Lehman failure looked at a year later. But what of this crisis atmosphere that needed to be created by Paulson for reform, and for Congress to acto both on bailout and reforms? See the accompanying article in the NYT on the practically complacent and no action posture that has set in on American financial markets, and the lobbying of financial institutions in Congress and with the Obama government that supports such a posture.
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