Madoff will go down in history as one the biggest scammers. Maybe we should rename Ponzi Scheme to Madoff Scheme. Now listen to this interview with Ponzi scheme expert, Zuckoff and his insight on the remarkable similarities between the two.
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- Yale's Swensen Interview
- Financial sector in historical perspective
- understanding Fed's balance sheet, money supply an...
- How to get China spending: It's Hard.
- The problems of bank nationalization
- Is U.K. solvent?
- Unemployment: when to bottom?
- China's urban unemployment may reach 30-year high
- Becker on infrastructure spending
- Ferguson: The Ascent of Money
- Obama's inaugural address 01/20/2009
- John Bogle on economic outlook
- John Taylor interview
- What Obama can do with the banks?
- World Trade is Collapsing
- Market failed to cheer up in 2009 so far
- Bernanke Q&A session
- China's Trade Continues to Plunge
- Death of "decoupling"
- Bush's record in historical perspective
- Krugman: stop talking about "Jump-start"
- The future of American banking
- Ponzi and Madoff
- A little history of Martin Feldstein and his NBER
- Oil Bubble: How we got there
- C.Romer explains recovery package
- China's economic challenge
- Time to rethink China's banking development strate...
- Paulson's Farewell
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- Consumer deleveraging has only just begun
- Digest Obama's Recovery Package
- Why developed countries aren't saving?
- Charlie Rose: A conversation with Stiglitz and Fel...
- Unemployment rate reaches 7.2%
- Obama outlines his economic plan
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