Markus Brunnermeier

Professor of Economics, Princeton University

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Professor of Economics at Princeton University, specializing in financial crises and bubbles

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In this weekend's meeting with the Presidents of France and the European Commission , President Bush agreed to a series of summit meetings that could change the way capitalism is…

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