In the wake of the 2007–10 financial crisis, the US federal government created new regulations concerning the behavior of banks. But Chicago Booth’s Eugene F. Fama says that the government itself played a significant role in creating the crisis by insuring risky loans in the hopes of boosting home ownership.
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Chicago Booth’s Jean-Pierre Dubé argues that data privacy comes with a cost.
Do Data-Privacy Laws Actually Hurt Consumers?
Monetary policy makers set the stage for inflation but were slow to respond when it appeared.
The Case for and against Central Bankers
Recognize the stressors inherent in business models.
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