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Thank You, Barry Scholnick

posted by Bob Lawless

On behalf of all the regular Credit Slips bloggers, I wanted to thank Professor Barry Scholnick for joining us this week and offering a "north of the border" perspective on consumer bankruptcy issues. It was especially insightful to think about what centralization would mean for data availability and those of us who believe in empirically driven policy making.

Thank you, Barry. Come back again some time.

October 6, 2012 at 1:55 PM in Blog Stuff

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