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...Harvard’s budding financiers have an easy response to people like Kenneth S. Rogoff, the distinguished Harvard economist and former International Monetary Fund official who garnered applause at the expert panel on the financial crisis last week by saying that the “bloated” financial sector has been in need of a correction and that Harvard students would do well to “go into other activities...
...Kenneth S. Rogoff, an economics professor and a former researcher at the International Monetary Fund, took a more measured approach to criticizing the bill, saying that he was not “thrilled” by it and was worried that the stronger banks might not want to take advantage of it. But he added that failing to pass the bill would send “a message to the credit markets that Congress didn’t care...
...Kenneth S. Rogoff, an economics professor and former chief researcher at the International Monetary Fund, said that the “bloated” financial sector needed shrinking for some time...
Charles M. Sullivan, executive director of the Cambridge Historical Commission, said the appropriation means that the city, by acquiring an interest in the property, would have a say in any future alternation to Shady Hill Square. The decision elicited opposition from City Council members Kenneth E. Reeves ’72 and Timothy J. Toomey...
...later. The coupon rate of variable-rate bonds is tied to the market interest rate. Princeton, which had issued $200 million worth of variable-rate bonds, has seen interest rates on some of its bonds quadruple in the past week, according to Bloomberg News. Princeton’s Controller Kenneth Molinaro told the News that the increase is costing the school about $8,000 per day. With nearly eight times as many variable-rate bonds issued, Harvard could potentially be losing significantly more. The rate increases at Princeton can be partially attributed to the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, the investment...