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summer 2013
What Occupy Wall Street should have said
Five years after Lehman, four big ideas for fixing the global financial system
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"To many,
Occupy Wall Street's weakness was its lack of focus
. If popular anger is to be channeled into fixing the financial system, it may require a new movement, informed by academics and spearheaded by business leaders, shareholders, and others who are closer to the issues."
—What Occupy Wall Street should have said
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