On the recordMarch 12, 2013
What Congressman Andrews was essentially purporting is that we should measure risk looking backwards when we know what already happened.
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congress.govWhat Congressman Andrews was essentially purporting is that we should measure risk looking backwards when we know what already happened.
Andrews criticized the idea of assessing financial risk based on past events.
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