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16 Dec 2011:
Ex-CEOs Daniel Mudd and Richard Syron among executives accused of misleading taxpayers over sub-prime mortgages
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17 Nov 2011:
Ana Marie Cox: The government-backed mortgage fund ignored his advice, he says, but it doesn't look good for Newt that he took their coin
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17 Sep 2011: The BBC have found a suitably preposterous successor to Waking the Dead while the sub-prime crisis gets the full-star treatment on Sky Atlantic, writes Phil Hogan
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1 Aug 2011:
Dean Baker: Politicians and the media are obsessing on debt, deficit and cuts, but the real story is a stalled economy and rising unemployment
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18 Jan 2011:
Richard Wolff: Until the 1970s, US capitalism shared its spoils with American workers. But since 2008, it has made them pay for its failures
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5 Jan 2011:
Dean Baker: As they failed to spot the bubble, most economists seem oblivious of the threat of further market falls to come
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31 Aug 2010:
Dean Baker: Tax credits disguised the fundamental weakness of the US housing market. The reality reveals bleak prospects for growth
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23 Aug 2010:
Dean Baker: If the US government continues to underwrite the mortgage market, then the one thing it should not do is pad banks' profits
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28 Dec 2009:
Dean Baker: The US financial sector drove the economy into a ditch, and the White House is still throwing piles of cash at the problem
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14 Sep 2009:
Dean Baker: Don't blame Wall Street traders who bet against banks like Lehman Brothers for the financial crisis. They saw it coming
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