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After The Fall, Don’t Blame The Women

May 25, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Alan Greenspan, Arthur Levitt, Brooksley Born, Elizabeth Warren, Larry Summers, Michael Lewis, Monica Potts, Robert Rubin, She Called It, Sheila Bair, The Big Short, The Green Recession of 2008
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After the 2008 financial crisis in the United State —  the result of Wall Street bundling bad mortgages together and selling them as investments — writer Michael Lewis wrote, The Big Short, a best seller about what happened.  Primarily, he focused on the few canny invest
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Who Has the Gumption?

February 19, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Charles Blow, for Profit schools, inherited wealth, Pew study on the poor, Sheila Bair, The High cost of being poor, the poor pay more
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Being poor in America isn’t for the faint of heart.  You need your wits about you because  you can’t afford a doctor if you get sick or a lawyer if you get scammed.  One of the biggest predators of the disadvantaged, along with pay day loan sharks, are for profit schools.  The
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It’s A No Brainer

September 08, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Corporate America Needs to Raise Wages, Henry Ford, Sheila Bair, trickle down theory
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American workers
When we read about the high wages earned by CEOs of corporations the justification is always the same.  Those high salaries are necessary to attract and keep good management.  But doesn’t the same logic apply to workers?  Aren’t good wages and good benefits part of keeping empl
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A Bridge Not Far But Too Weak

August 14, 2013
by Caroline Miller
"Bull by the Hornes", bridges in crisis, Sheila Bair, US infrastructure
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collapsed bridge
“…as China is building modern infrastructure, we are looking to build our own Great Wall.” So writes Sheila Bair, former chair of the FDIC and author of the best seller, Bull by the Horns.  That our Congress is intent upon walling immigrants out rather than building a transport
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