By Paul Vigna
When the Columbia University professor Jeffrey Sachs unloaded at a Philadelphia Fed conference in April, telling attendees that most of the daily business of Wall Street is
“prima facie criminal behavior,” he set off a small storm, but not
exactly in the way one might think.
MoneyBeat caught up with Professor Sachs, who talked about the
reaction to his appearance, the lack of Wall Street prosecution, the
effects of big money on the political system, and the shortfalls of
Dodd-Frank and regulatory reform.
http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2013/05/02/jeffrey-sachs-banking-abuses-cant-get-more-in-your-face/
When the Columbia University professor Jeffrey Sachs unloaded at a Philadelphia Fed conference in April, telling attendees that most of the daily business of Wall Street is
“prima facie criminal behavior,” he set off a small storm, but not
exactly in the way one might think.
MoneyBeat caught up with Professor Sachs, who talked about the
reaction to his appearance, the lack of Wall Street prosecution, the
effects of big money on the political system, and the shortfalls of
Dodd-Frank and regulatory reform.
http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2013/05/02/jeffrey-sachs-banking-abuses-cant-get-more-in-your-face/
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