We recommend the following set of financial crisis links:

1. Lectures and Panel Discussions at other universities
   • Wharton
   • Harvard
   • MIT
   • UC-San Diego
     
     
2. Journals and working papers
   • Financial Regulation, Financial Crisis, and Bailouts, September 2008 issue of The Economists' Voice
   • The Panic of 2007+, by Gary Gorton, Yale University (September 2008)
   • Mark-to-Market Accounting and Liquidity Pricing, by Franklin Allen, Wharton and Elena Carletti, University of Frankfurt (July 2006)
     
     
3. Global Dimensions of the Crisis
   
   
   • IMF, “Global Financial Stability Report”
     
   • Dick K. Nanto, “The U.S. Financial Crisis: Lessons From Japan”
     
   • Stijn Claessens, Ayhan Kose, and Marco Terrones, “Global financial crisis: How long? How deep?"
     
     
4. Accounting Dimensions of the Crisis
   
   • Financial Accounting Standards Board (pronouncements concerning mark-to-market accounting)
     • http://www.fasb.org/fasb_staff_positions/prop_fsp_fas157-d.pdf
     • http://www.fasb.org/pdf/aop_FAS157.pdf
       
       
5. Financial Regulatory Policy Primers
• Background/outline of The U.S. Financial Regulatory System from The Council on Foreign Relations
• FED 101 from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
  
  
6. Blogs on the financial crisis
• Gary Becker, “Government Equity in Private Companies: A Bad Idea”
• J. Bradford DeLong, “From Central Bank to Central Planning?”
• Greg Mankiw, "More Commentary on the Financial Mess"
• Richard Posner, “Equities, Pay Caps, Liquidity: Structuring a Bailout”
• Kenneth Rogoff, “Spend in haste, repent at leisure: America’s latest bailout plan"
  
• James R. Garven, Baylor University
• James Hamilton, UC-San Diego