September 26, 2007

The subprime market turmoil has produced a credit flu that in theory could threaten the health of the global economy. The consensus in the financial press is that the malaise is due to excessive leveraging combined with investments gone badly. Based on this assessment we know that the solution to the malaise requires a de-levering of the global economy and that, in turn, has distinct implications for financial markets.

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