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Securitization and Moral Hazard 
The Doc Searls Weblog | by Jim Naughton, co-editor, HLS Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation, | Mon, Nov 2
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Editor’s Note: This post comes from Ryan Bubb and Alex Kaufman of Harvard University.) Perhaps no academic paper has done more to convince scholars and policymakers that mortgage securitization led to lax screening by lenders and fueled the subprime crisis than did the recent paper by K...
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