Mauling the Maestro - Cooley on Greenspan
In good times, central bankers are the magicians of national wealth. In bad times, they are the Rasputins of the market. The truth is far more subtle.
The Value in Paulson's Proposals
It's clear that Mr. Paulson intends, at least in part, to forestall a regulatory reaction to the specifics of the current liquidity crisis. His proposals would not necessarily have prevented liquidity problems, but they put in place a structure that is better equipped to handle such shocks to the credit market.
BBC Clip: New Regulation for US Markets
Dean Thomas Cooley examines the US regulatory system, in light of Henry Paulson's plan to overhaul the country's financial oversight.
The Values Proposition: How Stern Is bridging the Dialogue Between Business and Society
Business education can't "teach" values, but a discussion of values and the social importance of business is an essential and ongoing part of our conversation. How else would the next generation of business leaders grasp the full scope of their action in the business arena and its consequence in the rest of the world?
Perspectives on Business Education
Business schools have come under attack in the press, and the value of the MBA education has been called into question.
Why Today's MBA is Relevant
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