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Saturday, 17 January 2009
Eugene Fama on Bailouts and Stimulus Plans
Eugene Fama gives
his view
on the US governments actions to fight the crisis. A good addition to the readings for Monday's Macro class, Crowding Out and Ricardian Equivalence applied to today's situation.
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