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Mar 12

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Evaluating and Preventing a Massive Financial Crisis

As part of his continuing series of reports making sense of business and the economy, Paul Solman talks to MIT finance professor Andrew Lo about why he's asking Congress to keep investigating the financial crisis.

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Dec 14

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Late Economist Samuelson Bridged Math, Money

Paul Solman reflects on the life and work of economist Paul Samuelson, who died Sunday at the age of 94. He was the first American to win the Nobel Prize in economics.

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Feb 11

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Will Any Plan That Puts People Back to Work Actually Stimulate the Economy?

Question/Comment: Everyone seems to have an opinion on what will stimulate the economy and what won’t. Won’t anything that puts people to work stimulate the economy, and are there entities, and their analyses, that can project stimulatory effects of different…

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Dec 26

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Nobel Laureates Trace How the Economy Began to Fall Apart

The subprime mortgage meltdown and subsequent downward spiral caught some officials and the public off guard. Yet there were some clear indicators of the impending crisis. Paul Solman speaks to two Nobel award-winning economists about how the economy began to…

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Apr 29

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Novelist Junot Diaz Weaves Cultures and Languages

By Jeffrey Brown

From the 'Fuku' of the Dominican Republic to Klingon from Star Trek, the world of author Junot Diaz is a vibrant mix of cultures and languages. He discusses his influences and winning the Pulitzer Prize earlier this month for his…

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