Prof. Douglas W. Diamond

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  "The fact that the government has a safety net is good, because then we get a lot more people willing to walk a tight rope," said Douglas Diamond, a professor of finance at the University of Chicago's graduate school of business.
  
  "When they're actually walking back and forth across the tight rope, it's a beautiful thing," Diamond said.

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  Investors were concerned that unless the Treasury wildly overpaid for the loans, it wouldn't save the banks, says University of Chicago economist Douglas Diamond.

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  Yes, says Douglas Diamond. He teaches finance at the University of Chicago and consults for the Fed.
  
  Douglas Diamond: Well, I think he had a very simple view of the world that free markets always provided very good incentives.
  
  Today Greenspan avoided taking personal responsibility for the crisis. But he did say it was a mistake to assume that banks would stay out of trouble to protect their shareholders.

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  Douglas W. Diamond, University of Chicago

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  Douglas W Diamond Professor of Finance at University of Chicago's Graduate School of Business

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  Douglas Diamond, University of Chicago

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  What we are witnessing is what economists Douglas Diamond and Anil Kashyap call "the most remarkable period of government intervention into the financial system since the Great Depression."

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  Back in September, University of Chicago professors Douglas W. Diamond and Anil K. Kashyap explained for our readers the trouble with Lehman
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  Back in September, University of Chicago professors Douglas W. Diamond and Anil K. Kashyap explained for our readers the trouble with Lehman

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  says Douglas Diamond, professor of finance at the University of Chicago's Graduate School of Business.

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  Douglas Diamond, Merton H. Miller Distinguished Service Professor of Finance, discussed "The Current Financial Crisis, Other Recent Crises, and the Role of Short-term Debt," at the second of four weekly lectures on the credit crisis hosted by the Initiative on Global Markets, October 28.
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  Douglas Diamond, Merton H. Miller Distinguished Service Professor of Finance, discussed "The Current Financial Crisis, Other Recent Crises, and the Role of Short-term Debt," at the second of four weekly lectures on the credit crisis hosted by the Initiative on Global Markets, October 28.
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  Bost: It ends with a bang…some guy in the audience compliments Doug on the analysis and then asks "…would you like to take a shot at telling us where we are going?" Doug talks about the work a team of economists are performing to propose a solution, started by Ken French.

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