Sentence examples for epidemics of control from inspiring English sources

Because Bhide ignores the epidemics of "control fraud" at the origination level and in the secondary market and the mortgage derivative products (CDOs), he gets embarrassingly wrong his central point.

Note that even after the crisis made the scope and consequences of the epidemics of control fraud clear to any competent regulator no financial regulatory agency hired the people with a track record of success as examiners, supervisors, and investigators.

Rogoff's criticisms of Stiglitz and his (and the IMF's) embrace of Greenspan, Rubin, and Summers' assaults on financial regulation produced the criminogenic environments that led to the epidemics of control fraud that drove the global financial crisis and the Great Recession.

Theoclassical economists pushed to eviscerate the institutional protections such as effective financial regulation and regulators that had helped ensure "that the financial plumbing worked in the background" and created the criminogenic environments that led to the epidemics of control fraud that drive our recurrent, intensifying crises.

Control fraud begat additional control fraud and created the perverse incentives that spread "echo" epidemics of control fraud through other professions (loan brokers, appraisers, and auditors) by creating a "Gresham's" dynamic in which bad ethics tends to drive good ethics out of the markets and professions.

(As that last phrase makes clear, studying the epidemic of control fraud had led even finance scholars to become adept at irony).

Attorney General Holder and President Obama have no excuse for their faith in the Virgin Crisis, conceived without fraud and should repudiate the MBA definition immediately and train the regulators and agents to spot and prosecute the epidemic of control frauds that drove this crisis (and the S&L debacle and Enron-era frauds).

The problems were the twin epidemics of accounting control frauds by the loan originators through liar's loans and appraisal fraud.

First, our key function is to stop the epidemics of accounting control fraud that hyper-inflate financial bubbles and cause our recurrent, intensifying financial crises.

Bhide thinks that it is "boring" to stop massive epidemics of accounting control fraud by hundreds of lenders (including the largest banks in the world) that are hyper-inflating massive bubbles and leading to a global financial crisis.

George Akerlof and Paul Romer were consciously speaking to their fellow economists like Larry Summers when they explained the critical link between the three "de's," epidemics of accounting control fraud, and financial crises.