Universities like the University of Pennsylvania’ Wharton School with its very prestigious financial school bears some responsibility for this crisis. One reason being that they produce so many graduates with illusory or marginal skills, but that feel entitled to so much compensation. Richard Herringhere, very calmly explains how things got “a little out of control.” [...]
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Wharton Partially to Blame for Financial Crisis
Posted in Banking, Deliberately False Financial Information, Real Estate, tagged Michael Hudson, Wharton on January 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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