Unevenly Combined Thoughts

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Supplemental: Pipes and Pipemakers
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Supplemental: Pipes and Pipemakers

The New Lombard Street: How the Fed Became the Dealer of Last Resort, Perry Mehrling, 2011.

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These are the only charts in The New Lombard Street. All three concern the 2008 crisis and not the older history I wrote about. However, they illustrate well how the ideas that Mehrling traced from the nineteenth century — the lender (and dealer) of last resort, the significance of market liquidity, the emergence of new securities in response to regulatory regimes — came to manifest in 2008.

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