Capitalisn’t: Ask Luigi Zingales Anything
The Chicago Booth finance professor and Capitalisn’t cohost fields questions on everything from competition policy to his favorite soccer team.
Capitalisn’t: Ask Luigi Zingales AnythingIn the wake of the 2007–10 financial crisis, the US federal government created new regulations concerning the behavior of banks. But Chicago Booths Eugene F. Fama says that the government itself played a significant role in creating the crisis by insuring risky loans in the hopes of boosting home ownership.
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The Chicago Booth finance professor and Capitalisn’t cohost fields questions on everything from competition policy to his favorite soccer team.
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