Allison Schrager
Columnist at Bloomberg L.P.
Senior Fellow at Manhattan Institute
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1 week ago |
leadertimes.com | Allison Schrager
My unifying theory of finance is that everything goes seriously wrong when people start seeing something — a bond, a mortgage-backed security, a crypto exchange — as risk-free when it isn’t. Look at any financial crisis or minor blowup, and that’s always where it starts. Lately I have been wondering if my hypothesis applies to areas outside of finance — specifically, to education. For years, a college degree was seen as a risk-free asset.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Allison Schrager
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Allison Schrager
How do I know we have reached peak private equity? Because it has become the primary villain of the US economy — responsible for the high cost of everything from to . Many of the , as the presence of private equity investment is often a symptom rather than a cause of a struggling market or business. But the industry has gotten very large in recent years, and with lower returns, higher interest rates and changes in the way many large universities invest, it seems that .
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1 week ago |
fa-mag.com | Allison Schrager
How do I know we have reached peak private equity? Because it has become the primary villain of the U.S. economy—responsible for the high cost of everything from housing to healthcare. Many of the criticisms are unfair, as the presence of private equity investment is often a symptom rather than a cause of a struggling market or business.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Allison Schrager
Peaks and valleys. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- How do I know we have reached peak private equity? Because it has become the primary villain of the US economy — responsible for the high cost of everything from housing to health care. Many of the criticisms are unfair, as the presence of private equity investment is often a symptom rather than a cause of a struggling market or business.
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