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Michael Urman’s Lessons about Subprime Lending Disaster

5. March 2009

Lessons about Subprime Lending Disaster presented by Michael Urman a retired economics professor from California State University of San Bernardino.

People VS Cramer

5. March 2009

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A reaction video about Cramer winning the bid. The reactor said that the people will suffer on this situation. Watch and understand the start of the crisis.

U.S. mortgage meltdown linked to 2005 bankruptcy law

13. January 2009

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Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005