Fresh Air, WHYY (NPR) - September 17, 2008
Professor Greenberger explains how the recent turmoil on Wall Street
could trigger a domino effect for economies around the world.
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Fresh Air, WHYY (NPR) - April 3, 2008
Professor Greenberger explains complex derivatives and how they
affect the U.S. economy.
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The Washington Post - August 21, 2008
Professor Greenberger comments on release of information that
revealed speculators control oil market.
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The Wall Street Journal - July 11, 2008
Professor Greenberger testifies before the U.S. House Committee on
Agriculture and a U.S. House Appropriations Subcommittee.
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60 Minutes - October 5, 2008
Professor Greenberger explains credit default swaps and their role in
the subprime mortgage meltdown.
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C-SPAN - June 3, 2008
Professor Greenberger testifies before U.S. Senate Committee on
Commerce, Science, and Transportation, regarding energy market
manipulation.
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CBS Evening News - June 17, 2008
Professor Greenberger comments on volume of oil futures contracts
traded on unregulated electronic exchanges.
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C-SPAN - June 23, 2008
Professor Greenberger testifies before U.S. House Energy and
Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, regarding
excessive speculation.
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CNN - May 30, 2008
Professor Greenberger comments on CFTC investigation of oil trading
and market manipulation.
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The Washington Post - June 6, 2008
Professor Greenberger comments on CFTC investigation of "dark
markets."
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ABC World News - June 19, 2008
Professor Greenberger comments on indictment of Bear Stearns
subprime mortgage hedge fund managers.
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Nightly Business Report, PBS - October 29, 2008
Professor Greenberger explains how a hands-off regulatory approach
to credit default swaps paved the way for the financial crisis.
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The New York Times - October 9, 2008
Professor Greenberger discusses the fight to regulate derivatives in
the late 90s.
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