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November 13, 2007

Treasury Committee Inquiry: Financial Stability and Transparency

For my appearance on Tuesday, 13th November 2007, before the UK Treasury Committee in connection with their Inquiry: Financial Stability and Transparency, I submitted the following background paper: Lessons from the Financial Crisis.  The first half of this paper is essentially my earlier blog Lessons from the Financial Crisis, Part 1.

November 13th, 2007 in Economics, Financial Markets, Monetary Policy, Politics | Permalink

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