Subprime Mess: Who Should Pay?

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President Obama may provide up to $100 billion to reduce home foreclosures, but should we be bailout out people who made bad choices and took on too much debt? Christopher Mayor, a Columbia economics professor, and John Geanakopolos, a Yale economics professor, share their insight.

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