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Ten Years After the Global Financial Crisis, the System Is Safer
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January 18, 2019
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1:19:34Now PlayingIn 2008, the world witnessed one of the worst financial crises in global history. Now ten years later, has the world learned its lesson? This debate is presented in partnership with Foreign Affairs.
For the Motion:
Jason Furman
Fmr. Chairman, Council of Economic Advisers & Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute
Neel Kashkari
President, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis & Fmr. Assistant Secretary, U.S. Treasury Department
Against the Motion:
Kenneth Rogoff
American Economist & Professor, Harvard University
Gillian Tett
U.S. Managing Editor, Financial Times
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