Anna Schwartz, quien escribiera con Milton Friedman "A Monetary History of the United States", atribuye a los Bancos Centrales la responsablidad por esta crisis en un entrevista en el WSJ.
If you investigate individually the manias that the market has so dubbed over the years, in every case, it was expansive monetary policy that generated the boom in an asset. ... The particular asset varied from one boom to another. But the basic underlying propagator was too-easy monetary policy and too-low interest rates that induced ordinary people to say, well, it's so cheap to acquire whatever is the object of desire in an asset boom, and go ahead and acquire that object. And then of course if monetary policy tightens, the boom collapses.
Tampoco es partidaria de que el Estado acuda en rescate de los bancos.
(Vía Division of Labour)
