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Mortgage-backed security / United States housing bubble / Primary dealers / Fixed income securities / Structured finance / Bank of America / Collateralized debt obligation / Merrill Lynch / Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation / Financial economics / Investment / Finance
Date: 2014-08-21 11:17:06
Mortgage-backed security
United States housing bubble
Primary dealers
Fixed income securities
Structured finance
Bank of America
Collateralized debt obligation
Merrill Lynch
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Financial economics
Investment
Finance

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