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Monday, September 17, 2007

What's a Minsky Moment?

The Wall Street Journal's Justin Lahart reports that the "Minsky moment has become a fashionable catch phrase on Wall Street. It refers to the time when over-indebted investors are forced to sell even their solid investments to make good on their loans, sparking sharp declines in financial markets and demand for cash that can force central bankers to lend a hand."
Posted by Dr. Malcolm C. Harris, Sr. at 7:10 PM
Labels: Economists, Subprime Mortgage Crisis

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