A couple of years ago, it would have been hyperbole to suggest that we would all be better off if the senior executives at all our major financial firms were people picked entirely at random out of the phone book. Now, it's arguably true. People picked at random would, admittedly, be likely not to have been to business school. They might not know a lot about futures or derivatives or put options. But so what? At least they might have been more likely to know that they were clueless, and a few of them might have had the common sense to ask questions like: will housing prices really go up indefinitely?
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Someone's looking to be on The Daily Show
What "not getting it" re the financial crisis looks and sounds like. (Obsidian Wings)
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Financial Crisis 2008
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