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The world's top finance ministers say that excessive risk-taking and sloppy judgments caused the crisis.
David M. Katz, CFO.com | US
November 17, 2008
If in 1929, the water had no price, now it has. So, currently, you may put as much water as you can if it is valued on the mark-to-market.
Posted by Marius Gavrila | November 17, 2008 09:30 pm
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