Nouriel Roubini commends Congress for some of its recent reform efforts, but he does not believe that the federal government has done enough to avert financial crises in the future. The global economy remains highly vulnerable, and Roubini argues that not only the US government, but also the IMF, can do more to police systemic risk. He discussed his concerns about coming crises, during this Tea with The Economist:
Posted
08-12-2010 11:17 AM
by
Graham Griffith
Filed under: Regulation, monetary policy, IMF, fiscal policy, deflation, regulatory reform, reform, The Economist, economics, inflation, Nouriel Roubini, regulatory failures