Jax at AMERICAblog says that this piece in the New York Times is "the best explanation of what the heck's going on with our economy."
Jax is wrong; Atrios has a better explanation. See below.
As for what to do about all this, here's a good idea:
Representative Barney Frank, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, said the excesses of the subprime mortgage crisis will result in a new era of regulation, similar to those that broke the monopolistic trusts of the early 20th century and restored the financial system following the Great Depression.
I only hope we don't have to "follow" another great depression before these overdue reforms are enacted.
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