Meltdowns are happening. First Lehman Bros, then Merill Lynch, now AIG (which owns Manchester United, btw).
And it's all due to one word : subprime (which happened to be the topic of a recent exam I took).
The paper below examines this phenomenon, compares it to the East-Asian financial crisis of 1997 and looks at what the Fed plans to do about (as at May 2008).
Advice? Don't lend loads of $$ (but feel free to give) to people who can't repay you and quit speculating.
Greed is bad.
And it's all due to one word : subprime (which happened to be the topic of a recent exam I took).
The paper below examines this phenomenon, compares it to the East-Asian financial crisis of 1997 and looks at what the Fed plans to do about (as at May 2008).
Advice? Don't lend loads of $$ (but feel free to give) to people who can't repay you and quit speculating.
Greed is bad.
No comments:
Post a Comment