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OPINION

The Low Down on the Greek Let Down

Larry Kudlow
Larry Kudlow | Oct 30, 2011
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Friday, October 28, 2011

 

One-on-One with Charles Dallara

Fresh back from Brussels, former assistant US Treasury Secretary Charles Dallara. He is the managing director for the Institute of International Finance. He was the lead negotiator for the banks and the private creditors regarding the Greek debt.

 
 
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