Two former commissioners praised Mr. Rossotti for addressing management problems effectively, but faulted him for being slow to recognize the collapse of law enforcement.
Big banks are lightly regulated with regulators complicitly allowing a "pretend and extend" game of not recognizing the collapse of value in much of the commercial real estate sector -- while small banks which did not gamble on sub-prime are heavily regulated and many well performing loans to small businesses being called in to tighten the loan exposure of these institutions.
Meanwhile, Yellen was the first person at the Fed to recognize that the collapse of the housing bubble was going to be a serious problem.
Of course it wasn't — which is what people from my side of the argument predicted in advance, because we recognized that collapsing demand had pushed us into a liquidity trap in which the Fed's problem was lack of traction, not inflation.
Companies and auditors are scrutinizing how they recognize revenue after the collapse of Enron and accounting scandals at other corporations.
Nevertheless, he recognizes what the collapse has meant for the Irish as a whole.
A recently recognized ailment, Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD), devastates colonies, leaving hives with a complete lack of bees, dead or alive.
Yet to hear Tyler sing it — and her voice is capacious, emotive, truly unwavering in its sincerity — is to recognize that something good has collapsed.
This paper argues that if agents correctly believe in the possibility of a partial bailout when a gigantic Ponzi scheme collapses, and they recognize that a bailout is tantamount to a redistribution of wealth from non-participants to participants, it may be rational for agents to participate, even if they know that it is the last round.
Even Trump seems to recognize that his campaign is collapsing, a reality that has prompted him to ratchet up his false claims of "large scale voter fraud" in recent weeks. .
