Isn't the ultimate failure we have seen up and down the system that, whether it be through regulations, whether it be through incentives, whether the way it has been done, we are failing to price risk;
David Schweikert: “Isn't the ultimate failure we have seen up and down the system that, whether it be through regulations, whether it be…”
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Schweikert discusses failures in the financial system related to risk pricing.
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