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All rights reserved.| Synopsis After more than 30 years at Goldman Sachs, Henry Paulson reluctantly became George W. Bush's Secretary of the Treasury, a position he held from June 2006 to January 2009. Paulson, famously mocked as "the fox in the henhouse," came to regret his statement, in mid-2008, that "the worst is likely to be behind us"--words that were soon followed by one of the worst economic crashes in the history of the U.S. Now, in his first-person look back at his tenure and the financial crisis he oversaw, Paulson provides his own account of what happened--and admits that mistakes just might have been made....
Publisher's Note The secretary of the treasury during the end of George W. Bush's presidency gives his side of the economic collapse that occurred in the waning days of his watch over America's banking system. Industry Reviews (02/05/2010) (02/04/2010) | See an error? Submit a change request | ||||||||||||||||

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