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Poll: Should Lehman Have Been Saved?

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Published: Sunday, 13 Sep 2009 | 7:01 PM ET
By: CNBC.com

A year ago on this day Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy and the shock of that move is still felt today. Many analysts think the government should have saved Lehman and thus avoided deepening the recession. Tell us what you think:

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A year ago on this day Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy and the shock of that move is still felt today. Many analysts think the government should have saved Lehman and thus avoided deepening the recession.

   
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