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Merci, Danke, Thanks to Kilborn

posted by John Pottow

While I don't generally think of Easter as a snowy holiday -- and I grew up in Canada -- I was brought some cheer from this cold snap by reading Jason Kilborn's wonderful Credit Slips posts this week.  He remains one of the most interesting and diligent U.S. scholars of comparative consumer insolvency; we were lucky to have him join us.

April 8, 2007 at 10:46 PM in Blog Stuff , Comparative & Int'l Perspectives | Comments (0) | Permalink

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