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American Revolution: The Fall of Wall Street and the Rise of Barack Obama

Kate Jennings

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Discusses the financial crisis in the United States, moral hazard in investment banking, the 2008 presidential campaign and election, and public reaction to Barack Obama's candidacy. A diary countdown to the election starting at Sunday 5th October is provided.

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Discusses the financial crisis in the United States, moral hazard in investment banking, the 2008 presidential campaign and election, and public reaction to Barack Obama's candidacy. A diary countdown to the election starting at Sunday 5th October is provided.

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Discusses the financial crisis in the United States, moral hazard in investment banking, the 2008 presidential campaign and election, and public reaction to Barack Obama's candidacy. A diary countdown to the election starting at Sunday 5th October is provided.

Key concepts: Candidacy, Countdown, Presidential election, Political science, Investment (military), Moral hazard, Economic history, Public administration

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