On the recordMarch 5, 2013
But what was so unusual here was that we set in place a moral hazard situation with the GSEs like no other.
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congress.govBut what was so unusual here was that we set in place a moral hazard situation with the GSEs like no other.
Royce highlights the unique moral hazard created by Government-Sponsored Enterprises.
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