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The Reality and Psychology of the Economic Crisis
Major financial institutions are in big trouble. IndyMac of Pasadena, California has been taken over by the FDIC in the second-biggest bank failure in US history. Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac , backbone of the mortgage market, are losing their stock value. One analyst calls them "Phony and Fraudy."
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readMajor financial institutions are in big trouble. IndyMac of Pasadena, California has been taken over by the FDIC in the second-biggest bank failure in US history. Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac, backbone of the mortgage market, are losing their stock value. One analyst calls them "Phony and Fraudy." While experts insist that we'll never see another Great Depression, many Americans are losing confidence. Have regulators relaxed their standards and allowed the free market to get out of control? Will the loss of consumer confidence help make things worse before they get better?
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Economic Crisis: Reality and Psychology- 1:38Ashcroft Testifies on Interrogation before Congress
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The full episode
2 of 3Economic Crisis: Reality and Psychology- 1:38Ashcroft Testifies on Interrogation before Congress
- 7:24The Reality and Psychology of the Economic CrisisYou’re reading this
- 43:39An Inconvenient Time to Speak an Inconvenient Truth?