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Marketplace Whiteboard Explains Economic and Financial Topics

By: Green Panda | Date posted: July 16, 2009 (7:06 pm) | Write a Comment (0 Comments)
Paddy Hirsch explains what happeed to the toxic assets.

Paddy Hirsch explains what happened to the toxic assets.

If you’re looking for a way to improve your financial  and  economic knowledge, you may want to check out Marketplace’s Whiteboard series. I really enjoyed watching Paddy Hirsch explain a little bit about where the toxic assets mentioned in the news.

Some other topics you might want to check out include:

  • Meet Cap ‘n Trade
  • The public-private partnership
  • Collateral calls
  • Write-downs
  • A look inside hedge funds
  • Leveraging and deleveraging
  • Why ‘Fallout’ for the financial crisis?
  • How credit cards become asset-backed bonds
  • Thanks to Consumerist for the link!

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