Poor Warren Buffet, he's upset that Obama wants to tax his ill-gotten gains.
Consumer debt - pushed by are easy-money, predatory lending, and our commercialized society - is out of control.
Dean Baker shows that the abilities of Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and National Economic Council head Larry Summers to avoid a complete financial collapse really was not that extraordinary. No major country had a complete financial collapse.
Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel laureate and economics professor, thinks banks have failed at their basic societal mission.
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