31. Re-examining S&R design and the revolving door w/David Zaring

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31. Re-examining S&R design and the revolving door w/David Zaring

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Apr 5, 2022

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David's excellent papers:

Banks, Corporatism, and Collaboration in the Administrative State
Against Being Against the Revolving Door

Washington Post article on Circle and the Boston Fed
On twitter: @ZaringDavid, @StevenKelly49, @KalebNygaard
David's book: The Globalized Governance of Finance

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Apr 5, 2022

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31. Re-examining S&R design and the revolving door w/David Zaring

31. Re-examining S&R design and the revolving door w/David Zaring

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