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easy money and the mortgage meltdown : the subprime mortgage crisis in New York State

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easy money and the mortgage meltdown : the subprime mortgage crisis in New York State

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Publisher
Commission of Investigation of the State of New York
Language
English
Pages
61

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Subjects

Subprime mortgage loans, Housing, Finance, Foreclosure, Secondary mortgage market

Places

New York (State)

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A perfect storm: easy money and the mortgage meltdown : the subprime mortgage crisis in New York State
2008, Commission of Investigation of the State of New York
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Edition Notes

"July 2008."

"Alfred D. Lerner, Chairman."

Includes bibliographical references.

Also available in electronic format.

Published in
[New York, N.Y.]
Other Titles
Easy money and the mortgage meltdown, The subprime mortgage crisis in New York State

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Library of Congress
HG2040.5.U6 N568 2008

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Pagination
xii, 61 p. :
Number of pages
61

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24021727M
LCCN
2008379196

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