Edward Conard

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Fed Data Shows Less Lending, Not More Saving, Factor in Recession

In their book, House of Debt, Princeton economist Atif Mian and University of Chicago economist Amir Sufi claim reduced consumption by subprime ... [Read More]

Summers and Krugman Justify Stimulus Using Mian and Sufi’s Hard-to-Believe Theory Subprime Savings Caused Great Recession

Larry Summer and Paul Krugman cite Atif Mian and Amir Sufi's hard-to-believe theory of the Great Recession to justify fiscal stimulus. In their book, ... [Read More]

Rescuing Subprime Borrowers Won’t Fix the Economy

Fortune Magazine By Edward Conard | June 11, 2014 In their new book, House of Debt, Atif Mian and Amir Sufi make a persuasive argument that a ... [Read More]


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