the New York Times / Fannie Mae / AIG / Merrill Lynch / The Bank of America / Lehman Brothers / Freddie Mac / Bear Stearns / Maiden Lane LLC / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
M&A / Company Expansion / Bankruptcy / /
Facility
George Mason University / American Institute of Economic Research / Cato Institute / /
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resolve banks / historical banking systems / statute law / member banks / nondiscretionary algorithm / bank status / tary and financial systems / bankruptcy law / bank money / bank / law concept / investment bank / failed insurance / discretionary central bank policy / /
Organization
American Institute of Economic Research / Cato Institute / Congress / Fed’s Board of Governors / US Federal Reserve / George Mason University / Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation / FDIC / U.S. Treasury / /
Person
Ken Lewis / Obama / Neel Kashkari / Milton Friedman / Hank Paulson / Walker Todd / Ben Bernanke / Alan Greenspan / Edward Kane / David Hume / Lawrence H. White / Friedrich Hayek / /
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economist / attorney / central banker / chief bailout administrator / President / Secretary / Professor of Economics / CEO / chairman / reporter / /
The Rule of Law or the Rule of Central Bankers? Lawrence H. White Economists often prescribe that countries seeking economic development should embrace the principle of the rule of law. I want to suggest that we listen t