Title
How Banks Abandoned the Public Good, and Chose Profit Over Stability
Abstract
Law professor Mehrsa Baradaran explains how decades of banking deregulation have lead to a new, harsh financial system that exists to extract wealth from poor customers and support from America's political class, what happens to an industry (and economy) that chooses immediate profit over long-term stability, and why postal banking offers a way to restore upward mobility to a class of people who can't afford credit in the current marketplace.
Repository Citation
Baradaran, Mehrsa, "How Banks Abandoned the Public Good, and Chose Profit Over Stability" (2015). Popular Media. 252.
https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/fac_pm/252
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