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ant to question them. Really? Why? There are a vast number of unleveraged, deep-pocket investors around sniffing for bargains, including endowments, Warren Buffets, sovereign wealth funds, hedge funds, and so on. If a bank is really "illiquid" but not "insolvent," then just why will these investors not lend or

ng and other banks and institutions could not fill the gap, so the otherwise healthy economy (healthy demand for investment) was starved of funds5. Bernanke (1983) really started the modern credit constraints view. In his analysis, banks in the Great Depression failed, and then the human and organization

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st & Africa (2 in last week) 2. Asia (4 in last week) 3. Eastern Europe (9 in last week) 4. Latin America (8 in last week) More by Andrew Butter Bernanke Might Learn Something from Hong Kong's Property Bubble Nov 17 2009 - ENK.SPY Bubble Spotting Isn't Hard, But Whose Job Is It? Nov 15. 2009 • DIA,S

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d the US wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. It had already reached current levels before the global financial crisis. Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has named traumatic national shocks such as 9/11 along with political polarization and “shrill” political debates as possible culprits of the contrad