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Diagnosing and Treating the Roots of the Financial Crisis

CAPITOL HILL BRIEFING
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Noon

Featuring Johan Norberg, Senior Fellow, Cato Institute, and author, Financial Fiasco; and Mark A. Calabria, Director of Financial Regulation Studies, Cato Institute.

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How is it that in a world where thousands of people regulated financial markets the whole system crashed? And should we now give more power to central banks, government agencies, politicians, and regulators? Are they what brought us this crisis in the first place? In the new book Financial Fiasco: How America's Infatuation with Home Ownership and Easy Money Created the Economic Crisis, Johan Norberg digs deep into the foundation of the economic meltdown. Please join Cato scholars Johan Norberg and Mark Calabria for an analysis of the factors that created the financial crisis and for their recommendations for solving these problems.

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